The government's new video claims lawful access "respects Canadian privacy and Charter rights." But it avoids four Bill C-22 concerns critics keep raising: metadata retention, a lower subscriber info threshold, encryption risks, and incomplete oversight.
https://www.michaelgeist.ca/2026/05/slick-videos-wont-save-lawful-access-why-the-governments-bill-c-22-defence-avoids-the-charter-privacy-and-security-concerns-raised-by-critics/
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