Four sources said that the government is poised to introduce a second bill, paving the way for the government’s proposed border security measures to pass through Parliament — without the controversial clauses that allowed Canada Post to open mail and law enforcement to access some digital data.

Seems like they’ll be removing some of the bad parts. Let’s see what remains. We’ll complain again if needed.

Also this suspected cat’s out of the bag:

The bill’s sponsor, Public Safety Minister Gary Anandasangaree, told reporters in the spring that the proposed legislation was in part a response to complaints from the United States that the Canadian border is too porous.