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Prince Harry sued for defamation by charity he set up in Africa to honor his mother Princess Diana
LONDON (AP) — A charity co-founded by Prince Harry in Africa to honor his late mother, Princess Diana, has sued […]
Alberta’s access restrictions threaten privacy, democratic role of libraries: critics
Critics of Alberta’s proposed rule changes to public libraries say the true danger lies in giving the province power to […]
Stop Bill C-22 and its expansion of the surveillance state!
The post Stop Bill C-22 and its expansion of the surveillance state! appeared first on International Civil Liberties Monitoring Group. […]
Colorado Court of Appeals: Boulder can’t charge fees for bodycam footage in alleged misconduct cases
The Colorado Court of Appeals this week ruled that the City of Boulder cannot charge fees for body camera footage […]
Nevada police may be tracking your phone’s location without a warrant. Here’s how.
Nevada quietly signed an agreement earlier this year with a company that collects location data from cellphones, allowing police to […]
Town of Oliver views video surveillance policy updates with approval
An updated video surveillance policy was reviewed and approved by Council this week which will guide the use of security […]
Internal memo flags the promise and pitfalls of expanding CSIS’s foreign spy role
An internal Canadian Security Intelligence Service memo says allowing the spy agency to collect foreign intelligence overseas would capitalize on […]
Ontario failed to collect nearly $10M owed by alleged animal abusers: documents
Ontario has failed to collect more than 90 per cent of money owed by alleged animal abusers whose pets, livestock […]
Town adjusts bylaw to adhere to province
The Town of Strathmore is implementing clerical changes to better align with current provincial legislation. During the April 1 council […]
Russian court criminalizes the activities of the Nobel Prize-winning rights group Memorial
Russia’s Supreme Court on Thursday effectively criminalized the activities of the Nobel Peace Prize-winning rights group Memorial, the latest step […]