Legislatively, Canada is moving fast toward expanded surveillance and censorship. Bills like C2, C8, C9, and the revived Online Harms Act signal a clear agenda: increased control over speech, media, and online activity. Critics warn these laws mirror European crackdowns, where private messages and online expression have led to arrests. With little media scrutiny, concerns are growing that free speech, privacy, and democratic safeguards are being quietly eroded ahead of 2026.
Parliament is Quietly Passing Censorship Laws You Haven’t Heard About
