Submissions and Resolutions

The CBA makes comments proactively on an anticipated agreement between Canada and the United States pursuant to the Clarifying Lawful Overseas Use of Data Act (US).

The CBA believes that Correctional Services Canada’s draft guidelines on National Drugs and Substance Policy need further steps to better align on harm reduction, human rights and public health.

The CBA is concerned with the nature of the criminal offences created under Bill C-70.

The CBA supports the enhancement of the Court Challenges Program's stability and independence to increased access to justice for marginalized groups and advancing constitutional rights.

The CBA supports the 2nd Additional Protocol to Council of Europe Convention on Cybercrime and raises concerns about other jurisdictions possibly obtaining confidential subscriber information.

The CBA comments on Bill C-332, An Act to amend the Criminal Code (controlling or coercive conduct).

The CBA shares news of its recently adopted resolution on protecting and realizing abortion rights in Canada.

The CBA comments on the proposed Preclearance in the United States Regulations.

The CBA responds to the Office of the Privacy Commissioner’s draft guidance on biometric technologies.

The CBA comments on changes to the CBSA framework to recover removal costs from foreign nationals who seek to return to Canada after being removed at the government’s expense.