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Bill C-65 privacy bill eyed amid elections act clash
A Canadian privacy critique argues that Bill C-65 seeks to regulate political party data but weakens core privacy principles and transparency. The measure could shift the election date to October 27, 2025 and is accused of enabling data collection by parties, data brokers, and tech firms without strong accountability. Researchers warn such gaps threaten voter engagement and confidence.
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