Is the Jihadi Threat Overhyped?
Chris Alexander and Jonathan Kay debate whether Canadians should worry about terrorism
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Middle Eastern Promises
What happens if France or another NATO country invokes Article 5?
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Gagging the Messenger
Stay out of jail: What you can and can’t say under Bill C-51
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Locked Tight
Why you can’t retweet me
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Why Can’t Canada Get National-Security Law Right?
By ignoring years of recommendations, Bill C-51 manages to complicate the fight against terror while also harming our civil liberties
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The Real Agenda behind Bill C-51
Buried behind the government’s simplistic anti-terror talking points is a desire to liberate CSIS from its dysfunctional relationship with the RCMP
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Taking Action against Bill C-51
A report from Toronto, one of fifty-six Canadian cities to protest the government’s proposed anti-terror law
Read More Open Letter to Parliament: Amend C-51 or Kill It
An open letter addressed to all members of Parliament and signed by more than 100 Canadian professors of law and related disciplines
Read More Bill C-51: the Good, the Bad . . . and the Truly Ugly
Two eminent legal scholars detail exactly what we should welcome—and what should fear—in the government’s new anti-terror legislation
Read MoreThink Inside the Box
The government’s new security bill is designed to scrub “terrorist propaganda” from the Internet. It will also curtail freedom of thought
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