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CCLA on the Federal Cybersecurity Bill: Cybersecurity Should Not Undermine Civil Liberties

Cybersecurity is an essential part of national security. The digital ecosystem in which we increasingly…

CCLANovember 15, 2024

CRIMINAL JUSTICE National Security Police Powers, Use of Force & Police Accountability Police Transparency, Oversight & Accountability Refugees & Immigration

Long Overdue Review and Complaints Body for Canadian Border Services and Mounties Welcomed by Rights Advocates

OTTAWA – Civil society groups are welcoming the adoption of Bill C-20 and the long-overdue…

CCLANovember 12, 2024

Criminal Prohibitions on Speech Freedom of Expression FUNDAMENTAL FREEDOMS National Security PRIVACY

National Security and Parliament’s Role – CCLA Intervening in Ontario Case

Should our elected representatives on a committee to oversee our national security agencies have the…

Cara ZwibelOctober 3, 2023

Intelligence & Cybersecurity National Security PRIVACY Surveillance & Technology

CCLA’s Submission on Bill C-26 Regarding Privacy Concerns in Federal Cybersecurity Legislation

Daniel Konikoff (Interim Director of the Privacy, Technology & Surveillance program) and Tashi Alford-Duguid (Staff…

Daniel KonikoffSeptember 22, 2023

Artificial Intelligence Intelligence & Cybersecurity PRESS RELEASES Surveillance & Privacy

CCLA Demands Action on Facial Recognition Technology and the Growing Power of Artificial Intelligence

Toronto, ON — The Canadian Civil Liberties Association (CCLA) has joined the “Right 2 Your…

CCLAJune 21, 2023

Intelligence & Cybersecurity PRESS RELEASES Surveillance & Privacy

Civil liberties groups recommend fixes for controversial cybersecurity legislation ahead of detailed Commons scrutiny

The House of Commons Public Safety Committee is tasked with scrutinizing Bill C-26, which has…

CCLAJune 20, 2023

National Security PRIVACY Surveillance & Privacy

Fix C-26: Cybersecurity Bill is Short on Rights Protections and Accountability

Bill C-26 is yet another example, in an increasingly long list, of legislation that would…

Brenda McPhailOctober 17, 2022

National Security PRIVACY Surveillance & Privacy

ETHI Report on Facial Recognition Technology Released

Canada lacks an appropriate legal framework to regulate facial recognition technology, and without it, there…

Brenda McPhailOctober 5, 2022

National Security PRIVACY Surveillance & Privacy

Joint Letter of Concern regarding Bill C-26

September 28, 2022 To: The Honourable Marco E. L. Mendicino, P.C., M.P., Minister of Public…

Brenda McPhailSeptember 28, 2022

Device Searches Intelligence & Cybersecurity PRESS RELEASES PRIVACY Surveillance & Privacy Surveillance & Technology

CCLA Calls for Moratorium on RCMP Surveillance ‘Tools’

Brenda McPhail, Director of Privacy Technology and Surveillance Program for the Canadian Civil Liberties Association,…

CCLAAugust 9, 2022

National Security

CCLA on the Federal Cybersecurity Bill: Cybersecurity Should Not Undermine Civil Liberties

Long Overdue Review and Complaints Body for Canadian Border Services and Mounties Welcomed by Rights Advocates

National Security and Parliament’s Role – CCLA Intervening in Ontario Case

CCLA’s Submission on Bill C-26 Regarding Privacy Concerns in Federal Cybersecurity Legislation

CCLA Demands Action on Facial Recognition Technology and the Growing Power of Artificial Intelligence

Civil liberties groups recommend fixes for controversial cybersecurity legislation ahead of detailed Commons scrutiny

Fix C-26: Cybersecurity Bill is Short on Rights Protections and Accountability

ETHI Report on Facial Recognition Technology Released

Joint Letter of Concern regarding Bill C-26

CCLA Calls for Moratorium on RCMP Surveillance ‘Tools’

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