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Press Release: CCLA Reacts To Canada-U.S. Border Deal Statement; Concerned About Implications For Privacy Rights

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Press Release: 12 Core Legal Principles for the U.S-Canada Security Perimeter

December 5, 2011

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Nathalie Des Rosiers Speaks About Lawful Access (video)

Watch Nathalie Des Rosiers, CCLA General Counsel, speak about concerns regarding lawful access legislation, as part of a project is a response to the serious threats to privacy, free speech and civil liberties raised by proposed lawful access legislation. To understand what is at stake in this invasive and costly bill, the (un)lawful access project [...]

Security Perimeter Report Cites CCLA's Concerns

This week, the Canadian government released its report on consultations with Canadians, regarding the proposed Canada-US Security Perimeter.  To read the report, please visit the Border Action Plan website.

The report makes reference to many of the Canadian Civil Liberties Association’s concerns.  CCLA met twice this summer with the Canadian Beyond the Border Working Group, and [...]

CCLA on The Agenda - Securing Cyberspace

Last week, we invited you to sign a petition to ask the government to not pass legislation that would severely weaken Canadians’ online privacy, legislation that every single provincial privacy commissioner has stepped up to criticize this legislation. On Friday, CCLA’s Sukanya Pillay participated in The Agenda, on TVO, to discuss cybersecurity. You can [...]