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Canada's Bill C-293, Pandemic Prevention and Preparedness Act, Passes Senate, Grants Government Extensive Powers Under Nathan Erskine-Smith
Oct 23, 2024, 08:01 AM
Bill C-293, known as the Pandemic Prevention and Preparedness Act, has successfully passed through the Senate in Canada and is set to become law. Sponsored by Nathan Erskine-Smith, the bill has drawn significant attention and criticism for its provisions that grant the government extensive powers in times of crisis. Critics argue that the legislation could lead to increased government control over citizens' lives, with some suggesting it paves the way for future lockdowns and emergency measures. The passage of this bill has raised concerns about governmental overreach and the potential for authoritarian governance under the pretext of public health emergencies.
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