Canada's Privacy Commissioners have issued a resolution calling on the government to proceed with caution on its lawful access legislation. The resolution calls for evidence that the new provisions are needed, seeks alternatives, and sets conditions for striking the right balance.
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ITWorldCanada on CIPPIC’s DigitalAgenda.ca
ITWorldCanada covers the launch of CIPPIC's DigitalAgenda.ca, the new digital advocacy site.
CIPPIC Launches DigitalAgenda.ca
CIPPIC has launched an exciting new advocacy site – DigitalAgenda.ca. The site provides information and tools for speaking out on copyright, net neutrality, lawful access, and the ECPA. The copyright section is the most robust at the moment, complete with a sample letter for the consultation and an Idea Torrent […]
Search Engine Talks to Van Loan on Privacy Expectations
The latest Search Engine podcast includes an interview with Public Safety Minister Peter Van Loan on the lawful access legislation.
Cross Country Checkup on Lawful Access
CBC's Cross Country Checkup has posted the podcast of the recent program that focused on Internet privacy and lawful access. I appeared along with Public Safety Minister Peter van Loan.
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