OTTAWA - The Conservative government has abandoned its controversial and much-maligned Internet surveillance bill, legislation it once claimed was cru...

The notorious online "snooping" bill, C-30, looks like it may be coming back for round two. But people shouldn't be complacent as efforts are underway to put C-30 back on the agenda. Towes claims that getting access to subscriber data is simply like getting access to a phone book. The privacy commissioners of Canada disagree. Canadians aren't fools. Privacy matters to us. So does balance. Justifications for online snooping by the state are not going to be solved by invoking buzzwords and bogeymen.

A majority of Canadians think that the Conservatives’ proposed online surveillance Bill C-30 is too intrusive and should be defeated, according to a...

The group representing Ontario's top police brass appears to be the latest victim of "hacktivist" organization Anonymous, after the websi...

It's going to cost at least $80 million to implement the government's lawful access bill to force internet and telecommunications service...

"The state has no business in the hard drives of the nation." That's Rick Mercer's take on the new Conservative online surveillance bill, which in ...

A former Conservative public safety minister says he was against giving the police more power when he was in charge of the department tha...

OTTAWA - Opponents of the government's online surveillance bill say Canada should look to its allies for cautionary tales before pushing ahead with me...

TORONTO - A Conservative cabinet minister swept aside accusations Friday that the government values long-gun owners over web users.Critics have blaste...

OTTAWA - It's safe to say the "Protecting Bitumen from Internet Predators Pipeline" is not in the cards for Canada.But when Megan Leslie made the tong...

In the parlance of the times, Vic Toews is getting pwned. Canada's Public Safety Minister is getting savaged on the Internet after he introduced th...

OTTAWA - In their tough-on-crime approach to legislation, the Conservatives are learning a tough lesson.Mess with the Internet and it's going to mess ...

A new bill that would require telecommunications providers to give police subscriber information without a warrant will likely be challenged in the co...

Government and law enforcement access to people’s electronic communications is the norm in dictatorships around the world, but the same...

A lawful access bill that would give police and intelligence agencies new powers to access Canadians' electronic communications and get telecommunicat...