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Bill C‑8 is a re‑introduced federal cybersecurity bill (the Critical Cyber Systems Protection Act / CCSPA and Telecommunications Act amendments) that was tabled June 18, 2025 and, according to legisla...
Bill C-8 has been publicly championed by the federal government as a cybersecurity measure to protect telecommunications and other critical infrastructure, with Minister Gary Anandasangaree identified...
Bill C-8 appears in two distinct incarnations in the provided sources: as a citizenship-oath amendment responding to TRC Call to Action 94 (affecting newcomers and Indigenous reconciliation) and separ...
Bill C-9 has drawn widespread legal and civil-liberty objections for creating new criminal offences and broad obstruction/intimidation rules that critics say could criminalize peaceful protest, chill ...
Bill C‑8 reintroduces broad cybersecurity powers that critics say permit warrantless collection from telecoms, orders that could weaken encryption or cut services, and expansive ministerial discretion...
Bill C-2 introduces a package of measures that expand investigators’ ability to compel data from service providers, create a new Supporting Authorized Access to Information Act, and add cross-border a...