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Chris Alexander and Jonathan Kay debate whether Canadians should worry about terrorism

What happens if France or another NATO country invokes Article 5?

Stay out of jail: What you can and can’t say under Bill C-51

Why you can’t retweet me

By ignoring years of recommendations, Bill C-51 manages to complicate the fight against terror while also harming our civil liberties

Buried behind the government’s simplistic anti-terror talking points is a desire to liberate CSIS from its dysfunctional relationship with the RCMP

A report from Toronto, one of fifty-six Canadian cities to protest the government’s proposed anti-terror law

An open letter addressed to all members of Parliament and signed by more than 100 Canadian professors of law and related disciplines

Two eminent legal scholars detail exactly what we should welcome—and what should fear—in the government’s new anti-terror legislation

The government’s new security bill is designed to scrub “terrorist propaganda” from the Internet. It will also curtail freedom of thought