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- The Centre for International Governance Innovation argues that Bill C-26 allows Canada’s Communications Security Establishment to operate less transparently, issuing secret cybersecurity directives to businesses.
- Critics warn the bill prioritizes secrecy over accountability, potentially undermining public trust in democratic institutions.
- Supporters claim the law is necessary to strengthen Canada's cybersecurity against evolving threats, currently under Senate consideration.
Canada's Bill C-26 Criticized for Promoting Security Through Secrecy
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