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“Here's what Bill C-22 does - actually does. A minister can issue a secret order telling your phone to build whatever capability they specify. A year of your metadata is retained on every Canadian with any kind of digital account. The list of agencies with access is blank - to be filled in after the vote. And the threshold to access any of it just dropped from "we have grounds to believe" to "we suspect."
Apple called it a potential backdoor. Meta called it government spyware. Fifteen constitutional law scholars called it Charter-suspect. The American Congress wrote to Ottawa expressing concern about what it does to Canadians. And the Liberal MP defending it in committee called it a first step.”
In 2007 I read the book: Made to Stick by the Heath brothers. Having worked in PR and taught school, I found it fascinating. Why do some ideas succeed while others fail? Why do some politicians win elections? The brothers boiled it down to ONE grabbing slogan. They discovered if too many were used, then the message was not clear.
I believe we need such a slogan - heart and mind grabbing - as we move forward to the referendum. Thoughts?
