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Canada’s New Surveillance Bill and What it Means for Your Privacy

A new federal bill introduced in Parliament on March 12, 2026 significantly expands the power of police and intelligence agencies to access your personal digital information. And often without the safeguards Canadians have long relied on.

Bill C-22, the Lawful Access Act, 2026, is presented as a modernization of existing law. But a closer look reveals provisions that should concern anyone who values privacy in the digital age.

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Why the Seven-Day Period to Dispute an IRP is a Mockery of Justice

British Columbia’s Immediate Roadside Prohibition (IRP) system is lauded by the government as an efficient tool for combating impaired driving. But behind the veneer of public safety lies a deeply flawed, grossly unfair process that tramples on fundamental principles of justice.

Chief among its failures is the absurdly short seven-day window to dispute an IRP. This arbitrary timeline—designed more for bureaucratic convenience than for fairness—sets countless individuals up for failure, leaving them powerless against a system stacked against them.

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