In 2003, public pressure stopped a proposal that would have allowed law enforcement to read Canadians' mail without a warrant
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Now, as Parliament studies Bill C-22, one question stands out:
Why Committee try to stop the Privacy Commissioner from testifying?
Privacy rights aren't Liberal or Conservative. They're Canadian.
Canadians deserve to hear the evidence and make up their own minds!
Canadians have fought to protect their privacy before and they're doing it again.
— Matt Strauss (@strauss_matt)June 9, 2026
In 2003, public pressure stopped a proposal that would have allowed law enforcement to read Canadians' mail without a warrant.
Now, as Parliament studies Bill C-22, one question stands out:
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