The body of this piece is much less alarming than the title: The CACP is merely an advocacy body and resolutions they pass have no effect on the law of the lan

The body of this piece is much less alarming than the title: The CACP is merely an advocacy body and resolutions they pass have no effect on the law of the land. Moreover, the organization has a history of asking for powers that go well beyond what the law currently allows. Here's hoping this advocacy group get shut down again. The Vice article is already citing strong academic pushback to this nonsense. Though on the other hand, ever since Bill C-51 was put in place, I've had less faith in the Canadian government in these matters.