Tories seek to widen police access online

Archived Articles | 19 Jun 2009 | EWR OnlineEWR

Matt Hartley and Omar El Akkad, Globe & Mail

Police will have sweeping new powers to collect information about Canadian Internet users without a warrant, and activate tracking devices in their cellphones and cars under legislation proposed by the Conservative government yesterday and criticized by privacy advocates as excessive.

From Friday's Globe and Mail, Friday, Jun. 19, 2009 Read it online here:
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