Canadian Parliament passes Controversial Anti-terror Bill

 Canadian lawmakers pass a controversial anti-terror bill despite criticism from civil rights groups.
The new law will dramatically expand the powers and reach of Canada’s spy agency, allowing it to operate beyond the country’s borders. It will also allow anyone suspected of being involved in a terror plot to be held for up to a week without any charge. The bill was proposed by Prime Minister Stephen Harper in October after an assailant killed a soldier and then stormed the parliament. Critics, including the British Columbia Civil Liberties Association, believe the law is misguided and won't make Canadians any safer.







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