Canada Border Services Agency: The Canada Border Services Agency says it plans to retain personal details gleaned from the Canada-U.S. initiative for 15 years -- not 75 -- following pressure from the federal privacy watchdog, according to CTV. The federal government plans to use the data for purposes ranging from catching unemployment insurance cheats to ensuring people ineligible to stay in Canada have left the country and - The federal border agency is bowing to privacy concerns by agreeing to slash the amount of time it will keep data on the cross-border movements of Canadians as part of a new security plan. The tracking system involves exchanging entry information collected from people at the land border -- so that data on entry to one country would serve as a record of exit from the other.
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