JayGen 𝕏 er @JayGenXer
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"While Canadians were at the lake, the Liberals rammed Bill C-22 through.
166 Liberals voted to shut down debate.
Every other party voted no.
They gave the committee 30 minutes.
Thirty minutes to review a bill that rewrites Canada’s surveillance laws forever.
Then they rubber-stamped it and left for summer break.
Here’s what it does:
Phone and internet providers must store metadata on every single Canadian for a full year.
Who you contacted.
When.
From where.
Not suspects.
But Everyone.
Police say a year is “a good start.”
Experts say it creates a chill because it’s for any purpose, any data.
Signal and NordVPN have already said they may leave Canada over this.
This is why they wanted a majority.
So they can pass laws like this in the dark.
The Senate looks at it September 21.
There’s still time to fight it."