"Canada's Controversial Legislation: Preemptive Punishment and Free Speech"

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The government of Canada, under Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, has introduced the Online Harms Act, which includes a controversial provision called the "Peace Bond" allowing judges to impose up to one year of house arrest to prevent hate crimes. Critics argue that the bill threatens freedom of speech and expression, with concerns raised about the quality of screening for legitimate complaints and the potential impact on free speech advocates. The bill has sparked comparisons to the movie "Minority Report" and raised fears about the erosion of personal freedoms in Canada.
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- Canada's descent into tyranny is almost complete The Telegraph
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