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  3. The government seems to think that if it ignores potential violations of Charter rights, the issue magically disappears.

The government seems to think that if it ignores potential violations of Charter rights, the issue magically disappears.

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    The government seems to think that if it ignores potential violations of Charter rights, the issue magically disappears. Its charter statement on lawful access (Bill C-22) says nothing about mandated metadata collection or risk of systemic vulnerabilities.
    https://www.michaelgeist.ca/2026/05/wilful-blindness-how-the-lawful-access-charter-statement-skips-bill-c-22s-most-constitutionally-vulnerable-provisions/

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