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Every day in airports across the country, Canadians feel the sting of strict security rules.

Shampoo bottles and refreshing beverages are banished to a bin. Carefully folded clothing is chaotically unfurled to peel a forgotten laptop from the bottom of a bag.

But as U.K. airports aim to ditch restrictions on liquids and laptops in carry-on bags within the next two years, according to an announcement from its government last week, could change be in the air for Canadian travellers as well?

Canada is testing technology that could let passengers keep liquids and large electronics in their carry-on bags as they pass through security at the airport, the Canadian Air Transport Security Authority (CATSA) confirmed to Global News.