Canadian Civil Liberties Association
Canada’s Bill C-22 Mandates Mass Metadata Surveillance of Canadians
The government insists it isn’t surveilling ordinary Canadians; it’s just requiring every company to store their location data, device information, and daily movements for a year, just in case.
Court Confirms Trudeau’s Emergencies Act Invocation Against Freedom Convoy Was Illegal
The damage is already done, but it turns out freezing the bank accounts of civil liberties protesters was never legal to begin with.
Canada’s Bill C‑2 Sparks Outcry Over Warrantless Data Access and Privacy Erosion
Canada’s Strong Borders Act opens the door for warrantless surveillance across every corner of public life, from haircuts to hospital visits.
Canadian police refuse to say whether they used malware to spy on lawmakers
Major allegations have been leveled.
Canada proposes allowing border agents to search people’s phones, emails, texts, photos
Privacy groups are pushing back.
Ottawa police threaten journalists with arrests
The government has taken big steps against civil liberties and press freedoms.
Justin Trudeau’s government is sued for trampling on human rights
Prime Minister Trudeau’s overreach is being challenged.
Google smart city project moves forward and could get formal approval by March 2020
Civil liberty groups have raised concerns over the privacy threats raised by the project and sued the Canadian government in an attempt to stop the project.
Google’s “smart city” idea in Canada is such a threat to privacy, civil liberties groups are having to sue the government to stop it
The suit claims that two of the legal agreements with the Google-owned Sidewalk Labs conflict with administrative and constitutional law and need to be reset.