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Ottawa’s planned cannabis legalization law will expose Canadians to ‘new minefield’ of criminalization: CCLAThe Lawyer's Daily April 18, 2018
Ensuring Canadians are helped, not harmed, by big dataToronto StarApril 18, 2018
Mosque shooter's search history shouldn't be a cause for online censorship: expertCBCApril 18, 2018
Canadian Teenager Faces 10 Years in Prison for Downloading 7,000 FOIA ReleasesSputnikApril 18, 2018
Story of N.S. teen accused in government website breach resonates with programmersCBCApril 17, 2018
The gay community has long been over-policed and under-protected. The Bruce McArthur case is the final strawCBCApril 16, 2018
Canada: Iranian students’ PR delay is “detrimental”The Pie NewsApril 16, 2018
Do you think police officers should wear cameras?CBCApril 15, 2018
Deputy police chief defends spike in use of forceLondon Free PressApril 13, 2018
Preventing big data discrimination in Canada: Addressing design, consent and sovereignty challengesCentre for International Governance InnovationApril 12, 2018
Privacy is the ‘new battlefield,’ says UW surveillance specialistThe RecordApril 10, 2018
Hundreds of Iranians say lengthy security checks have stalled their immigration applicationsVice NewsApril 9, 2018
Iranians accuse Ottawa of discrimination as permanent-residency applications face delaysGlobe and MailApril 9, 2018
Legal ‘reforms’ punish people Supreme Court sought to protectToronto StarApril 9, 2018
Civil Liberties Association urges Hussen to help Iranians get permanent residencyiPoliticsApril 9, 2018
Appel à moderniser la loi fédérale sur la protection des données personnellesRadio-CanadaApril 8, 2018
The RCMP conducted an 'elaborate' undercover sting on a man suspected of vandalism and threats. Was it too much?National PostApril 5, 2018
The U.S. wants to screen visa applicants’ social media accountsVice NewsApril 4, 2018
6 easy ways to protect your online privacyOttawa CitizenApril 4, 2018
Former federal justice lawyer Schmidt accuses department of ‘doublespeak’ after losing appealThe Lawyer's DailyApril 3, 2018
Will big data in crime fighting create a new era in racial profiling?The WalrusMarch 29, 2018
Companies that collect data must be held to accountToronto StarMarch 30, 2018
CCLA releases report, criticizes York security measuresThe Avro PostMarch 29, 2018
Robert Fulford: We've made peace with torture in our prisons, if we think of it at allNational PostMarch 23, 2018
When is it OK for a politician to comment on a court case?Toronto StarMarch 16, 2018
Canada’s privacy commissioner wants to limit data collection in national security billMobile SyrupMarch 9, 2018
Canadian cops admit to using Stingray devices to track cellphones en masseVice NewsMarch 9, 2018
Joyal says impaired driving bill violates Charter, is ‘full of holes’; Senators worried Bill C-46 will overburden courtsThe Lawyer's DailyMarch 7, 2018
Montreal suburb’s plan to ban public smoking could do more harm than good, advocate saysToronto StarMarch 7, 2018
Grading Trudeau on justice reformCanadian LawyerMarch 5, 2018
Two years after they said they didn’t, Toronto police admit they use Stingray cellphone snooping deviceToronto StarMarch 5, 2018
Canadians' confidential tax info to be shared with police in other countriesCBCMarch 1, 2018
OpenMedia launches day of action to protest FairPlay Canada anti-piracy coalition Mobile SyrupFebruary 28, 2018
Canada's government appeals court ruling on solitary confinementThompson ReutersFebruary 19, 2018
Federal government appealing B.C. Supreme Court decision on solitary confinementGlobe and MailFebruary 19, 2018
Toronto police are in court following largest arrests in Canadian historyVice NewsFebruary 12, 2018
Canadian musician’s court motion draws on #MeToo movementToronto StarFebruary 10, 2018
G20-related lawsuit on police brutality to begin MondayToronto StarFebruary 4, 2018
Island whistleblowers consider legal options after report on privacy violationNational PostFebruary 2, 2018
Religious leaders say they'll challenge 'fascist' summer jobs form on charter groundsCBCJanuary 31, 2018
Bell, Rogers Media among coalition urging CRTC for anti-piracy system Mobile SyrupJanuary 29, 2018
Federal government staying out of court challenge to Quebec’s face-covering lawGlobe and MailJanuary 25, 2018
Understanding changes to solitary confinement in Canada: Reasonable DoubtNOW TorontoJanuary 23, 2018
Civil-liberties group appeals solitary-confinement decisionGlobe and MailJanuary 17, 2018
Why Trudeau Should Stop the Deportation of Abdoul Kadir AbdiVice NewsJanuary 12, 2018
In Yukon, concern the threshold is too low for evictions prompted by citizen complaintsCBCJanuary 8, 2018
High-pitched alarm runs day and night in downtown Vancouver, annoys residentsCBCJanuary 5, 2018