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MPs on Surveillance Powers | PolicyShift.ca

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Surveillance Powers

181 MPs have stated positions across 14 topics

Surveillance Powers

Changes to Canadian Security Intelligence Service powers and oversight

Canadian social media ban for under-16s

Bill C-22 lawful access backlash

Canada moves to expand lawful access powers

Lawful access bill and VPN exit threats

Manitoba proposed under-16 social media ban

Canada online harms bill data collection concerns

Canada online safety bill

Canada Post mail search-and-seizure warrants

Canada unveils lawful access rules for telecoms and AI

Canada's proposed Digital Safety Commission

Federal government launches public AI register

ISP metadata retention requirements

Ontario school cellphone and social media ban