What Happens If You Don’t Provide Your Cellphone Password to Border Agents?
A highly anticipated case about border officials demanding passwords for electronic devices came in with a bang and went out with hardly a peep. Alain Philippon was arrested in March […]
BC Civil Liberties Association: ‘CBSA should give up its Hollywood dream and focus on its job’
By Rabble.ca Published June 24, 2013 The B.C. Civil Liberties Association (BCCLA) issued the following update on the campaign to have the reality TV show “Border Security” taken […]
Just Say “NO” To Filming When Approached By Canadian Border Security TV Show
By TheLinkPaper.ca Published on June 1, 2013 BC CIVIL LIBERTIES SAY INVASIVE BORDER SECURITY FILMING IS COMPLETELY INAPPROPRIATE AND SHOULD BE STOPPED SURREY – Just say a big […]
Editorial: Borderline privacy
By TimesColonist.com Published on May 30, 2013 Travellers don’t cross the border with the intent to appear on television. It shouldn’t be forced on them, and another complication […]
CBSA says it’s business as usual despite civil liberties group’s online form
By Kate Webb/MetroNews.ca Published on May 29, 2013 Canada Border Service Agency (CBSA) says it will pay no mind to a new third-party online form designed to give […]
Vancouver entertainment company refutes claim it violated privacy laws when shooting border reality show
By Tiffany Crawford/VancouverSun.com Published May 29, 2013 VANCOUVER – The president of the Vancouver-based entertainment company that makes a reality show for the Canadian Border Services Agency is […]
Border Reality show and Your Privacy
Published on May 28, 2013 Watch at GlobalNews.ca The controversial reality TV show ‘Border Services: Canada’s Front Line’ is making headlines after being accused of filming travellers at […]
Border Security filming draws new fire over privacy
By Jeff Nagel/PeaceArchNews.com Published on May 28, 2013 Civil libertarians are warning cross-border shoppers and others visiting the U.S. to guard their privacy to avoid becoming guest stars […]
B.C. rights group says border reality TV show violates privacy laws
By James Keller/CTVNews.ca Published May 28, 2013 VANCOUVER — A British Columbia-based civil rights group is raising fresh concerns about a reality TV show that chronicles the work […]
TV show about border guards breaking privacy laws, B.C. Civil Liberties group says
By Andrea Woo/GlobeandMail.com Published on May 28, 2013 British Columbia’s civil liberties watchdog has issued a callout for travellers who may have been filmed for a reality television […]
