Will Canada pass a Warrantless mass data collection law, as part of Bill C-22, in 2026?
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The Canadian Parliament is considering Bill C-22. https://www.parl.ca/DocumentViewer/en/45-1/bill/C-22/first-reading
- Currently, section 5(2)(d) allows for the government to, without a warrant, require companies to retain metadata on all of their users.
- This question resolves YES if the bill passes and contains a similar/identical provision.
- It resolves NO if the bill does not pass, or if the provision is removed/restricted such that it is no longer both warrantless surveillance of all or most customers/users.
- (Removing 1 of those two components is sufficient for this market to resolve NO).
- Resolution will be be determined based on legal analyses of the bill, and by reading the text of the bill itself.
