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Privacy and Access Council of Canada

The voice for privacy and access

Bill C-22 — Strong Borders Act (2026)

An Act respecting certain measures relating to the security of the border between Canada and the United States and respecting other related security measure


The full name of Bill C-2

Justice Canada’s Charter Statement on Bill C-22

The Charter Statement shares some of the Minister’s key considerations that informed the review of the bill for inconsistency with the Charter.

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A Tale of Two Bills

Lawful access returns with changes to warrantless access, but dangerous backdoor surveillance risks remain

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Ottawa Reboots Its Lawful Access Bill: What C-22 Fixes and What It Doesn’t

A snapshot of key changes that stand out in C-22

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Canada’s Bill C-22: New Police Powers Raise Privacy Alarms

The Liberal government announced a new digital surveillance legislation. This bill hands more power to the cops and intelligence agents so they can keep tabs on criminals or terror suspects online.

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Federal government pitches new bill increasing law enforcement’s access to information

Bill C-22 increases law enforcement’s access to information through the introduction of new tools.

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New lawful access bill still lacking

The federal government has tabled Bill C-22, a second attempt at legislation, but observers said it only fixes a few of the problems that plagued C-2, tabled last year

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