National Post
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May 19, 2026
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After ‘misunderstanding,’ federal officials are open to changes on police search powers bill
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After a recent “misunderstanding,” Canadian federal officials have indicated they are now open to considering amendments to Bill C-71, which is aimed at enhancing police search and seizure powers.
The bill has faced criticism from various quarters, including privacy advocates and legal experts, who argue that it could lead to an expansion of police powers without sufficient oversight. However, the Department of Justice (DOJ) now seems willing to engage in dialogue with opposition parties and other stakeholders about potential modifications to the legislation.
In a statement released on Wedne…
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