Bill C-22 aims to help police investigate crimes against children online. Here is how it will work
The Andrew Carter Podcast · CJAD 800
March 18, 20264m 34s
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Show Notes
A new federal bill could change how Canadian police investigate crimes against children online. The proposed Lawful Access Act, also known as Bill C-22, aims to make it easier for investigators to obtain key digital evidence from internet and telecom companies as cases of online exploitation continue to rise. Monique St. Germain from the Canadian Centre for Child Protection, spoke to Andrew Carter.
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