Imagine the federal government tracking your cell phone, and logging your trips to the liquor store and grocery store, or where you went this weekend. Well that's exactly what happened during the COVID pandemic, as the Public Health Agency of Canada tracked 33 million mobile phones without the owners' knowledge or consent. They say the data was anonymized to avoid any privacy issues, but the Ethics Committee probed the issue and concluded that government must inform Canadians if it collects data about their movements, and allow them to opt out. MP James Bezan, who sits on the ethics committee and serves as Shadow Minister for Ethics, joins Gormley to tell us more.