Elizabeth May at UVic - Discussion about Privacy and Security - Bill C51 Q&A
Channel: Sam Vekemans
Date: 2015-03-07

Please watch the full Discussion panel (1st hour) here
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DPDwI_Mf8GA

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Recorded live on Wednesday March 4, 2015 at about 7pm in the
MacLauren Building A144, David Lam Auditorium (University of Victoria)
https://www.facebook.com/events/1543101665977584/
From the description:
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The UVic Greens invite you to join Saanich-Gulf Islands MP and Leader of the Green Party, Elizabeth May for a timely discussion about Privacy and Security in Canada. Harper's new Bill C-51 will seriously erode civil liberties in Canada.

Spun as an anti-terror measure, this bill is one of the greatest threats to our rights and freedoms as Canadians initiated by Harper. C-51 defines threats to Canadian security so vaguely that it threatens citizens taking action through non-violent civil disobedience and who voice their support for such actions.

Please join the UVic Greens to learn more about what Bill C-51 means for us from the first MP to come out unequivocally against the legislation.

Donald Galloway: a UVic Law professor who serves as the Green Party's Critic for Immigration and Citizenship. Donald has a strong history advocating for the rights of refugees and immigrants in Canada and has played a leading role in the Canadian Association of Refugee Lawyers. He has done some groundbreaking research on the impacts of Section 5 of Bill C-51. Donald ran for the Green Party in the 2012 by-election and came just a few percentage points from being elected as an MP.

Terry Cormier: Terry served as the Director of the International Cime and Terrorism Division at the Department of Foreign Affairs from 1999-2004 and worked with others to develop and implement Canada's agenda on international terrorism. From 2005-09, he was the Deputy Permanent Representative at Canada's Mission to the UN in Geneva, managing Canada's relations with UN institutions dealing with issues such as environment, health and human rights. 

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If anyone has other video/audio recordings or links and information to share, please comment.
Unfortunately the Auditorium does not have sufficient wifi, as a livestream broadcast was planned, but it was not possible as the signal strength was too weak.


Tablet video recording 
Part 1 - Introduction
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ueY7AXwR-n0

Part 2 - Speaker 1
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IhkTT8F_fqM

Part 3 - Speaker 2 - Donal Galoway
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DEzf4zFhJd0

Part 4 - Speaker 3 - Elizabeth May
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NFDEFlJgu6M