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Canadians not keen on trading privacy for intelligence sharing: polling data

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Canadians aren’t keen on giving federal agencies more powers to share information in the name of national security if it comes at the expense of privacy rights, documents obtained by Global News suggest. The Privy Council Office (PCO), the central department of government, recently polled Canadians about the balance between privacy rights and the ability of government agencies to share intelligence with partners to address national security threats.

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Canadians not keen on trading privacy for intelligence sharing: polling data - National

Just one in three respondents to government poll in favour of government agencies sharing more information if it affects privacy rights.

2 years ago·Toronto, Canada

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