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EPISODE · May 20, 2026 · 1H 1M

Bill C-22 Unconstitutional? John Carpay Breaks Down Canada's Most Dangerous Surveillance Bill!

from The Political Orphans · host Nico Lagan

Bill C-22 may become one of the biggest surveillance expansions in Canadian history.Tonight, JCCF President John Carpay joins The Political Orphans to break down:• whether Bill C-22 is unconstitutional• why privacy experts and VPN companies are sounding the alarm• how metadata retention could impact every Canadian• why companies like Signal and Windscribe are threatening to leave Canada• and whether Conservatives are doing enough to stop itThis isn’t just about backdoors.It’s about surveillance, privacy and the future of digital freedom in Canada.💲This show is 100% listener funded. No corporate, government or political money, just you! Support independent media by becoming a monthly contributor or one time support 👉 thepoliticalorphans.com/show🔥 LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and CLICK THAT BELL to support independent media that doesn't take government handouts. Turn on notifications so you never miss a deep dive.🚨Got breaking news or guest suggestions? Contact: [email protected]🔴 LIVE Sunday–Thursday 7PM EST: youtube.com/@ThePoliticalOrphans

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