OTTAWA — Federal privacy commissioner Daniel Therrien told a House of Commons committee on Tuesday that he was troubled by provisions in the government’s cyberbullying legislation that give immunity to telecommunications companies who provide information voluntarily to authorities.
The Parliamentary committee looking at so-called on device investigation tools (ODITs) was told that some politicians are being looked at as security risks. Former CSIS agent Michel Juneau-Katsuya...
The RCMP are not deploying the Pegasus system to conduct surveillance on organized crime and terrorism suspects, the force and the minister responsible told the House of Commons Ethics committee...
The House of Commons Ethics committee will hold two days worth of hearings studying the use of "device investigation tools" used by the RCMP, and will request information on warrants obtained by the...
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