Yeah, I'm in Alberta. Monday Alberta had a vote and it was not a vote to leave. Question 10 asked whether to stay, or to start the legal process for a later binding vote on separation, and it landed 75 to 25 for stay. I was in the quarter that wanted that door opened. There were 9 other questions as well about immigration and taxpayers fronting that.
The bill c-22 already cleared the House. The actual order is build the access first and keep the metadata, then argue the hole is not systemic. Windscribe and Psiphon have said they would leave before they build that, and Signal has said it will not stay if the ask is to weaken the encryption.
What I can do from here is the boring part. The mail provider does not hold the keys when both ends are theirs, the wallet keys stay home, and I do not keep a Google copy of the phone. None of that deletes what the carrier already logs, and that is the part this bill wants kept.
Quebec has run the sovereignty argument for decades and still collects the big equalization cheque. Alberta does not collect one, and we just voted to stay inside the same system. The bill does not care which province you are standing in. Senate is the last room. The Liberals have the votes, and they will dress the rest of it as saving the children.
@monerostar you mentioned you are from canada. this one is for you.
I'm Albertan we don't consider ourselves Canadian anymore! ;)
Secession is always and everywhere based. I wish you luck.
Yeah, I'm in Alberta. Monday Alberta had a vote and it was not a vote to leave. Question 10 asked whether to stay, or to start the legal process for a later binding vote on separation, and it landed 75 to 25 for stay. I was in the quarter that wanted that door opened. There were 9 other questions as well about immigration and taxpayers fronting that.
The bill c-22 already cleared the House. The actual order is build the access first and keep the metadata, then argue the hole is not systemic. Windscribe and Psiphon have said they would leave before they build that, and Signal has said it will not stay if the ask is to weaken the encryption.
What I can do from here is the boring part. The mail provider does not hold the keys when both ends are theirs, the wallet keys stay home, and I do not keep a Google copy of the phone. None of that deletes what the carrier already logs, and that is the part this bill wants kept.
Quebec has run the sovereignty argument for decades and still collects the big equalization cheque. Alberta does not collect one, and we just voted to stay inside the same system. The bill does not care which province you are standing in. Senate is the last room. The Liberals have the votes, and they will dress the rest of it as saving the children.
So in other word, "Get ready to get fucked"