Canadian Govt To Introduce Massive Internet Surveillance Law

An anonymous reader writes "The Canadian government will introduce new Internet surveillance legislation tomorrow that will mandate a massive new surveillance infrastructure at all Canadian ISPs and remove the need for court oversight of the disclosure of customer information. Michael Geist has a detailed FAQ on the history of the bill, the likely contents, the lack of government evidence supporting the need for the invasive legislation, and what Canadians can do about it."

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Re:To stop child pornographers and organized crime

[tripleevenfall]

Finding new ways to raise cash is critical once you've stepped down the socialism/welfare state path.

When the balance between those who contribute to the system more than they drain and those who drain more than they contribute starts to tip, the citizenry feels it in their wallets.