Will Carney’s majority government usher in a costly era of privacy invasion?

Privacy protection continues to rate high in public polling. Yet recent legislative moves are violating that trust, and throwing personal data protection out the window.
Current and potential bills with massive and costly privacy invasion implications could rearrange how Canadians' personal data is used, writes Ken Rubin.

OTTAWA—The Carney government prefers to focus on domestic major economic projects and overseas economic diversification rather than being overly concerned with the impacts and costs of its current and planned legislation that overwhelm Canadians’ individual privacy.

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