Anti-terrorism bill ‘more about politics than public safety,’ says civil liberties lawyer
PARLIAMENT HILL—Anti-terrorism legislation Prime Minister Stephen Harper unveiled last week gives the Canadian Security and Intelligence Service sweeping new powers that would allow the spy agency to use any undefined measure—other than the use of lethal force, perversion of justice ...
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