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Canada Unveils Internet Surveillance Legislation

Posted by ScuttleMonkey on from the evil-legislation-and-other-tales-of-woe dept.

An anonymous reader writes "Michael Geist is reporting on his blog that the Canadian government today introduced new legislation that would require ISPs to establish new surveillance controls to monitor Internet activity. The bill will also require ISPs to disclose subscriber information without a warrant. The bill may not survive given the state of the government, but this is a sad indicator of things to come."

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  1. Re:Non-Confidence Vote Next Week by roman_mir · · Score: 0, Flamebait

    Don't forget the 30 BILLION DOLLARS in taxes that the libriberals are suggesting they will return back to the people.

    Fuck them. Fuck the fucking liberals. I fucking hate the fucking motherfuckers. I never wish to see a liberal government ever again in my fucking life.

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  2. Re:Non-Confidence Vote Next Week by qeveren · · Score: 0, Flamebait

    Who would you rather have? The Bigotry Party of Canada?

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  3. Re:Like this'll pass by Feanturi · · Score: 1, Flamebait

    Yeah, and they sure managed to clamp down on TV and Radio. They managed to keep sex and violence out of it, did a great job of it. I'm really scared now.