People across Canada, of all political stripes, have been writing to newspapers, to their MPs, making submissions to the Committee on Public Safety to try to get the Conservatives to reconsider the vague, dangerous and likely ineffective provisions in Bill C-51. We are standing for our civil liberties.
A final vote on Bill C-51 in the House of Commons is imminent, with Conservatives and Liberals both voting for it. Tell your MP—right now—to vote against Bill C-51!
Tweet and email your MP: https://stopc51.ca/
Phone your MP: http://www.leadnow.ca/rejectfear-call-together-om/
Crash course on C-51: https://cippic.ca/uploads/BillC51-APrimer.pdf
After the vote, we need to get to Ottawa and let our members of parliament know that our civil liberties matter. Join the Facebook group planning the convergence in Ottawa on Parliament Hill on May 30th. If you can’t join the group but would like to support the convergence with a donation, donate here.
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