🇨🇦 NordVPN threatens to pull out of Canada over Trudeau's lawful access bill

One of the world's largest VPN providers is warning it may abandon the Canadian market entirely if Ottawa's surveillance legislation passes. The bill would force VPN companies to log user data and hand it over to authorities on demand — turning privacy tools into state informants. NordVPN says it won't comply with mandates that contradict its core business model: keeping governments out of your browsing history.

This is the logical endpoint of the Trudeau regime's control obsession. First they came for your bank accounts during the convoy. Then your speech with C-11 and the Online Harms Act. Now they want a backdoor into encrypted traffic. The same government that lectures about charter rights is building a digital panopticon — and private companies are literally fleeing the jurisdiction rather than become collaborators. When VPNs start treating Canada like China, you know the rot runs deep.

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