Canadians deserve to be protected from AI overreach, but Bill C-27’s Artificial Intelligence and Data Act is not up to the task.

The House of Commons Public Safety Committee is tasked with scrutinizing Bill C-26, which has been criticized for undermining privacy, judicial due process, and accountability.

Senate Legal and Constitutional Affairs Committee emphasized electoral law amendments should be introduced in a separate bill to allow for thorough study.

Sneaking permanent exemption into sprawling budget bill is “wholly inadequate and cynical”

Best practices and red lines outlined to protect rights of Canadians

Serious concerns around privacy, accountability, judicial due process, and digital rights set out in open letter to Public Safety Minister Marco Mendicino.

Bill C-27 leaves the privacy of people in Canada at risk

The wild west for third-party data brokers must come to an end.

Non-consensual sharing of location data between Telus and Canadian government shows desperate need for privacy law reform