The federal government of Canada is on its way to its first major privacy legislation in decades. After the increasing threats of cyberbullying and other security breaches, Trudeau’s government has decided to shape up a new bill to protect citizens’ privacy.
- Canada's Minister of Innovation, Economic Development and Science, Navdeep Bains, hinted at introducing new privacy legislation.
- The new bill will improve Canadians’ privacy laws, sinking with modern digital requirements to protect people’s privacy.
- Mr. Bains said that the legislation would take place as early as this week.