In Canada, Bill C-22 will give our government back door access into all our devices and requires carriers to store user data for up to "a year." Sam Cooper tells us why the Carney Liberal surveillance legislation is bad for everyone—tech companies, Liberals and Canadians. Full episode premieres everywhere tomorrow, June 17th.

.@GovCanHealth data confirm overdose deaths rose under decriminalization in BC, then fell when police resumed enforcement of drug laws: "Act on evidence."  blacklocks.ca/confirms-drug-… #cdnpoli  @MarjoriePLC

Her Excellency the @GGCanada has granted Royal Assent to @senatorboyer’s Bill #S228 which will take effect once the @HoCChamber has been advised: ow.ly/WPgC50Zc7kH #SenCA #CdnPoli

No one should be surprised by this.

.@GAC_Corporate writes slave labour ban you could drive 278,989 #China EVs thru. Amendments are now certain, say MPs: "It is a fundamental human rights issue."  blacklocks.ca/slave-bill-loo… #cdnpoli

This guy is a Liberal cheerleader. He shut down his replies.

A new privacy bill may be introduced as soon as tomorrow. My post on why the government cannot credibly claim to treat privacy as a fundamental right while actively undermining that right in other bills and with efforts to sideline the Privacy Commissioner michaelgeist.ca/2026/06/priv…

A fierce conservative that is used by our media agencies to attack the opposition instead of holding the current government accountable. If you actually cared about Canada, you would tell the news agencies to stop interviewing you about Pierre.

Government officials say they plan to start the Bill C-34 kids’ social media ban soon after the bill passes. But their plan would sideline standards for age verification and a mandated privacy review just as millions are required to verify their age. x.com/mgeist/status/20654209…

This must be the most bizarre and troubling comment during the entire lawful access debate. A Liberal MP says Bill C-22 “ has nothing to do with the privacy of people and their information.” Inconceivable given the committee hearings and concerns raised. michaelgeist.ca/2026/06/libe…

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A Toronto Police Officer Is Dead, a Toronto Jail Official Was Marked for Murder, a Hells Angel Was Indicted as Tehran's Hired Gun: Inside Canada's State-Cartel Violence Marketplace thebureau.news/p/a-toronto-p…

Most Canadians now get their news from gov't-paid press, testifies lobbyist for @NewsMediaCanada: "The Gov't of Canada, I have to say, has been terrific."  blacklocks.ca/calls-paid-pre… #cdnpoli @CdnHeritage

Runaway @GovCanHealth dental care plan is billions over budget with no end in sight. 5-yr costs are minimum $18B, not $10-$13 predicted @PrivyCouncilCa: "We have just no clue."  blacklocks.ca/overspend-bill… #cdnpoli

The Justice Centre announces that lawyers have filed an application for judicial review in Federal Court challenging certain portions of the 2026 long-form census questionnaire, arguing that Canadians are being compelled under threat of penalty to disclose highly personal information that exceeds the lawful scope of the census and violates Charter-protected privacy rights. The application challenges a series of questions requiring disclosure of highly personal information, including health conditions, daily activities, commuting habits, housing circumstances, sexual orientation, and gender identity. Constitutional lawyer Hatim Kheir said, “Privacy is not a minor administrative concern. The Charter recognizes that personal information goes to individual dignity and liberty. When government compels disclosure of sensitive information under threat of penalty, courts must ask whether that intrusion is actually necessary and proportionate.” Read the full story here: jccf.ca/constitutional-chall…

Is it any coincidence Canada, the EU and Australia are all pushing the same under 16 social media legislation at the exact same time? How could it be possible that a number of different purportedly sovereign nations would draw up the same legislation in the same timeframe? Were they divinely inspired by God to "protect the children" by restricting their access to the internet and requiring all users to share their identities via some form of digital identification? Are these the epistles of a new religion? In Canada, Bill C-9 will allow the government to criminally prosecute "hate speech" and Bill C-22 will give the government backdoor access to all your devices, meaning they can access and search your private information anytime without a warrant. Yes, this is a new religion, but God has nothing to do with it. Multipolarity is the New World Order, and the New World Order is the Great Reset. It takes on many names but it's actually global totalitarianism.

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"Canadians shouldn't kid themselves. The food security plan coming from Carney won't guarantee lower food prices—it simply can't. Supporting independent grocers and food hubs is a sensible step, but it's still unclear how these measures will make supply chains more efficient rather than simply subsidizing parts of the industry. Food affordability ultimately depends on productivity, competition, investment, and efficient supply chains—not government spending alone."

There’s a story out this morning from the Canadian Press that made me rise an eyebrow as it goes against everything we know from law enforcement and the data. It states that 71% of RCMP traced crime guns are domestically sourced. That was shocking to read so we did a little digging into the numbers. Here's the truth: firearmrights.ca/sloppy-data…

“He shot his mouth off when everyone knew #FreedomConvoy was going to court.” PODCAST: Blacklock’s with @610CKTB Niagara host @genevalaitis 610cktb.com/shows/the-gene-v…