Posted on 07/10/05
Privacy has suffered since 9/11, report says
OTTAWA -- Anti-terrorist measures taken by the federal government since Sept. 11, 2001, have seriously eroded Canadians' privacy, and the trend will worsen unless the Privacy Act is overhauled, a new report says.
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