Canada's Online Government Spy Law (youtube.com)
Commenter. 'Justice Centre launched a national petition to stop Bill C-22.'
The comments (from Canadians, mostly) are pretty extreme in their negative opinion and distrust / understanding of the government as an 'enemy' of citizens, is pretty obvious.
Also, a commenter wrote, 'Each year they always try the same, it's so annoying to always fight over the same thing.' This is a point. The Canadian government is always perpetually trying to pass this privacy invasion / state monitoring bill, and have been for decades. Why are they allowed to continue trying for it, if it is demonstrably not what people want or legislators will vote for? Shouldn't there be a moritorium on it for a certain amount of years to not waste so much resources?