The Globe and Mail: A Canadian company that has created software to help people living under oppressive regimes evade censorship and retain access to the internet says it plans to leave Canada if the federal government’s lawful-access bill passes in its current form.
The lawful-access bill, known as Bill C-22, would require telecoms, internet companies and other electronic service providers to make changes to their systems to give surveillance and monitoring capabilities to police services and the Canadian Security Intelligence Service…