BILL C-51

“They haven’t at all really shown any evidence that there is radical Jihad in Canada...” 

Speaking Friday at a Parliamentary committee looking at Bill C-51, University of Ottawa law professor Craig Forcese demanded the Conservatives "amend the bill to remove any reference to the Charter being contravened by CSIS."

At over 60 pages, Bill C-51 -- the Anti-Terrorism Act -- is a heavy read. The bill proposes a myriad of radical changes to Canadian law and to Canada's national security apparatus, many of which seriously jeopardize the rights and freedoms of Canadians while promising little improvement to public safety.

And they will say that this was Rex Murphy's finest hour.