Tamir, Author at CCLA

Civil Liberties Alerts CRIMINAL JUSTICE PRIVACY Surveillance & Privacy

Bill C-22: Lawful Access Threatens Your Privacy and Security

No government should be able to grant itself immunity for intentional wrongdoing. Government accountability and…

TamirOctober 20, 2026

Freedom of Association Freedom of Expression National Security PRESS RELEASES PRIVACY

CCLA calls for clarity and targeting in Canada’s foreign influence transparency regime

Canada’s foreign influence transparency registry has recently come into force, yet the regime remains mired…

TamirSeptember 23, 2026

PRIVACY Surveillance & Privacy Surveillance & Technology

CCLA Disturbed as Canada Signs Global Surveillance Treaty

The Canadian Civil Liberties Association (CCLA) is deeply concerned by the federal government’s announced signing…

TamirJuly 28, 2026

Cybersecurity Encryption PRIVACY Surveillance & Technology

CCLA joins in statement denouncing government move to end debate on contentious surveillance bill, C-22

The Canadian Civil Liberties Association (CCLA) joined in a statement denouncing the government's move to…

TamirJune 18, 2026

Political Advertising PRESS RELEASES PRIVACY Privacy Law Reform

Civil Society calls on Federal Political Leaders to Bring their Parties Under Privacy Law

More than thirty-five organizations, experts, and civil society groups are calling on Canada’s federal leaders…

TamirJune 17, 2026

PIPEDA PRESS RELEASES PRIVACY Privacy Law Reform

Bill C-36 proposes empty privacy protections, broad exceptions for corporate data exploitation, and little to address AI harms

Yesterday, the government tabled Bill C-36, the Protecting Privacy and Consumer Data Act, which seeks…

TamirJune 16, 2026

Cybersecurity PRIVACY Surveillance & Technology

CCLA and Citizen Lab researchers release detailed analysis of Bill C-22’s many flaws

The Canadian Civil Liberties Association along with Kate Robertson and Cynthia Khoo from the Citizen…

TamirJune 2, 2026

Cybersecurity PRIVACY Surveillance & Technology

CCLA and civil society call out fundamental flaws in surveillance proposal, Bill C-22

The Canadian Civil Liberties Association (CCLA) joined civil society in a letter (FR) submitted to the…

TamirMay 27, 2026

Access to Information Cybersecurity FUNDAMENTAL FREEDOMS PRIVACY

Ontario pushes Bill 97 into law, dodging legislative scrutiny

The Canadian Civil Liberties Association (CCLA) is deeply concerned by the passing of Ontario Bill…

TamirApril 24, 2026

Political Advertising PRESS RELEASES PRIVACY

New Poll: Federal Political Parties Dead Last on Privacy Trust

A new national IPSOS poll commissioned by the BC Freedom of Information and Privacy Association…

TamirApril 22, 2026

Tamir

Bill C-22: Lawful Access Threatens Your Privacy and Security

CCLA calls for clarity and targeting in Canada’s foreign influence transparency regime

Civil Society calls on Federal Political Leaders to Bring their Parties Under Privacy Law

Bill C-36 proposes empty privacy protections, broad exceptions for corporate data exploitation, and little to address AI harms

Ontario pushes Bill 97 into law, dodging legislative scrutiny

New Poll: Federal Political Parties Dead Last on Privacy Trust

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