News in Review Bill C-30 and Internet Privacy
News in Review Bill C-30 and Internet Privacy
The federal government has tabled a bill that many believe could threaten the civil rights of Canadians and the freedom of the Internet. Bill C-30 would require Internet service providers to gather information on their clients and allow police to access that information without a warrant. In this News in Review story we examine the bill and why so many Canadians want it changed or scrapped.
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- Edition
- April 2012
- Subjects
- Internet -- Law and legislation -- Canada [LCSH] Internet -- Security measures [LCSH] Internet -- Social aspects [LCSH] Privacy, Right of -- Canada [LCSH] Computer crimes -- Investigation -- Canada [LCSH] Hacktivism -- Canada [LCSH] Leaks (Disclosure of information) -- Canada [LCSH] Information technology [LCSH] Social sciences [LCSH] Ethics [LCSH] Political science [LCSH]
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- Michael Serapio (Host), Ian Hanomansing (Journalist), Terry Milewski (Journalist), Hannah Thibedeau (Journalist)
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