Justice Canada

That’s a wrap on the 6th #OpenDoorsJustice! Thank you to speakers and attendees at our #OpenDoorsJustice event, both in-person and virtually! If you missed it, or want to learn more about the work we do to support #OpenGov, visit our website: justice.gc.ca/eng/trans/open…

(2/2) Bill C-22 would bring Canada in line with our allies and support victims of crimes, making our country more safe and secure. More info: canada.ca/en/services/po…

(1/2) All G7, Five Eye partners and most EU countries have lawful access frameworks that include technical obligations for electronic service providers.

Justice Canada has released a new research report. ⬇️ 📰 A Qualitative Look at Serious Legal Problems: Muslims in London & Toronto, Ontario: justice.gc.ca/eng/rp-pr/jr/m…

Each May, we mark #IndigenousAwarenessWeek—a time to honour First Nations, Inuit and Métis Peoples, learn from their stories, and recognize the vital contributions of Indigenous soldiers—past and present. 🇨🇦 #IAW

⏰ Register by noon for tomorrow’s #OpenDoorsJustice event at 2 p.m. ET. Join us to learn more about how #AI and digital tools are reshaping legal research, policy, and service delivery. ow.ly/t4CY50Z1Aj2 #OpenGovWeek

Today and every day, we’re committed to a justice system that protects #2SLGBTQI+ communities from discrimination and supports their right to live free from hate and violence. Everyone is entitled to safety, dignity, and equal protection under the law. #IDAHOBIT2026

(2/2) As part of Justice Canada’s #OpenGovWeek celebrations, we’re hosting an #OpenDoorsJustice event on May 20. Register today to be part of the conversation on how #AI and digital tools are reshaping legal research, policy, and service delivery. justice.gc.ca/eng/trans/open…

(1/2) #OpenGovWeek highlights how openness, transparency and collaboration help build public trust and strengthen democracy. This year also marks 15 years of the @opengovpart, which brings governments and civil society together to advance these goals.

(2/2) Explore our Victims’ Rights Fact Sheets and learn more about the rights afforded to victims through the Canadian Victims Bill of Rights: justice.gc.ca/eng/cj-jp/vict…

(1/2) As #VictimsWeek comes to a close, we recognize that access to information remains key in supporting victims and survivors of crime.

Updated fact sheets on Canada’s youth criminal justice system are available online. Read to learn more about key elements of the Youth Criminal Justice Act: justice.gc.ca/eng/cj-jp/yj-j…

Access to information, services, and support can help victims, survivors, and their loved ones heal and move forward. Visit the Victim Services Directory to help find victim services near you: justice.gc.ca/eng/cj-jp/vict… #VictimsWeek #ThePowerOfCollaboration

⚖️Any adult Canadian citizen can be called for jury duty, but being summoned doesn’t mean you’ll serve. Learn more about how jury duty works in Canada and what to expect if you’re called to serve: justice.gc.ca/eng/csj-sjc/ju… #ThankYouJurors

Bill C-22 would not require electronic service providers to retain browsing history or a log of social media activities. In fact, it would protect against making any regulations that would require this information to be shared. canada.ca/en/public-safe…

(3/3) The reforms of this Bill reflect the #GC commitment to strengthen public safety, support victims, and modernize the criminal justice system to better reflect today’s realities. Learn more: justice.gc.ca/eng/csj-sjc/pl…

(2/3) The #GC introduced significant reforms to the Criminal Code to protect victims and survivors of #GBV, including sexual violence and intimate partner violence in the Protecting Victims Act. #C16

(1/3) During #VictimsWeek we recognize the progress made in victims’ rights and acknowledge that there is still work to be done. #ThePowerOfCollaboration

(2/2) For example type of exchange, date, time, duration. This does not include the content of the communication or conversation, browsing history or social media activities. This is in line with frameworks of Canada’s major allies. canada.ca/en/public-safe…

(1/1) Fact or Fiction? Bill C-22 would require electronic service providers to keep all user data for a year. Answer: Fiction! Providers would only need to keep specific metadata of greatest value to investigators.