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Bill C-2

Canada’s Bill C-22 Metadata Retention: A Second-Generation Playbook

May 13, 2026 by Onion Mail
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Bill C-22, introduced to Canadian Parliament in March 2026, mandates metadata retention for up to one year and grants the Minister of Public Safety broad power to compel technical capabilities from electronic service providers – including encryption circumvention.

Categories Encryption Tags Apple Advanced Data Protection, Bill C-2, Bill C-22, Canada lawful access, electronic service providers, encryption backdoors, Gary Anandasangaree, metadata retention, ministerial orders, post-quantum cryptography, Salt Typhoon, surveillance legislation

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