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In October 2025, I warned Canadians about Bill C-8 and the sweeping powers it gives the federal government to silence citizens and intrude on their private lives. Today, at the Standing Committee on Public Safety and National Security, I raised those concerns directly with Minister Mélanie Joly. She acknowledged... show more

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