Hard part of dealing with controversial anti-terror bills starts after election: Forcese
Craig Forcese says ‘The next government needs to do the national security policy-making differently and invite a broader constituency into the tent, because ultimately, in a democracy, national security depends on consent.’
Many anti-terrorism experts agree that there is a gap in Canada’s anti-terrorism laws, but aside from some protests and NDP candidates speaking out on the issue, the bill has not garnered much attention during this election campaign.
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