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Bill C-9 appears in two distinct incarnations in the sources: a 2022-era Judges Act reform that overhauls judicial-complaint processes and a 2025 Combatting Hate Act that amends the Criminal Code to c...
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-63 (the Online Harms Act) would both expand platform obligations and create a new Digital Safety Commission while also opening limited pathways for accredited researchers to access platform dat...
Bill C-9’s measures to criminalize wilful promotion of hatred via public display of certain terror or hate symbols raise privacy, free‑expression and due‑process concerns, notably the risk of criminal...
You can find bill texts, debates and status updates on official Parliament sites (LEGISinfo and the House of Commons pages) and government releases; for Bill C‑2 the government press release and Justi...
Bill C-8, introduced June 18, 2025 as "An Act respecting cyber security, amending the Telecommunications Act and making consequential amendments to other Acts," would amend the Telecommunications Act ...
Bill C-2 is omnibus “Strong Borders” legislation that, if enacted, would expand law‑enforcement and national‑security powers (including new definitions and access to “subscriber information,” expanded...
Bill C-63 (the Online Harms Act) would have required platform operators to preserve content and related computer data for up to one year in certain cases, imposed new duties to remove specific harmful...