CANADA'S BILL C-22 RESURRECTS REJECTED SURVEILLANCE POWERS
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Canada's Bill C-22 reintroduces broad surveillance authorities that were rejected in previous legislation, according to privacy advocates. The bill grants government agencies expanded data collection capabilities with minimal oversight.
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