Bill C-51
The roses and the thorns of Canada’s new national security bill
It’s far from perfect. But Bill C-59 is landmark legislation that appears to be an improvement over the Conservatives’ Bill C-51
Craig Forcese on how our anti-terror laws make Canadians less safe
How different are the new French laws from Canada’s new and controversial anti-terror laws, known as Bill C-51?
Why banishing homegrown terrorists could backfire
The RCMP is scrambling to stop would-be terrorists from travelling overseas. Why do the Tories now want to do the opposite?
An open letter from Artists Against C-51
Some prominent Canadian artists fear bill C-51 “directly attacks the creative arts and free expression in this country.”
Canadian artists fear C-51’s chill on expression
A group of Canadian artists say they’ll cast ballots on Oct. 19 for whomever will repeal bill C-51, the controversial law that dramatically increased the power of Canada’s spy agencies.
Election Issues 2015: A Maclean’s primer on terrorism
Maclean’s is your destination for the 2015 election. Start with our in-depth primers on the big issues, including terrorism
Cocktail Party Politics: What you need to know about Bill C-51
It’s election time, and it’s going to come up over drinks. So watch our video series to understand the issues that will dominate the election
Interview: Trudeau defends his Anti-Terrorism Act stance
The Liberal leader says he’s surprised anyone would ‘make it seem like the Liberal party doesn’t care about the Charter’
Anti-terror bill increases risk of tax leaks, experts say
The CRA can now share tax filings with 16 government agencies
Maclean’s Live: The public safety committee scrutinizes Bill C-51
We’re streaming the parliamentary proceedings
Everything you need to know about C-51
Aaron Wherry chats with law prof Craig Forcese
Maclean’s Live: At the public safety committee on C-51
Watch live as Public Safety Minister Steven Blaney and Justice Minister Peter MacKay appear before the Commons public safety committee hearing