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CSIS says transnational investigations are being hindered by Canada’s lack of lawful access powers

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Proposed Bill C-22 would force tech companies to help police and CSIS with investigations, raising privacy concerns

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CSIS says transnational investigations are being hindered by Canada’s lack of lawful access powers

Proposed Bill C-22 would force tech companies to help police and CSIS with investigations, raising privacy concerns

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The Globe & Mail broke the news in Canada on Wednesday, May 20, 2026.
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