Children's Privacy Guidance The Canadian Privacy Commissioner’s new age assurance guidance: impacts on business By Danielle Dudelzak
Digital Platforms Litigation Privacy Alberta court cautions tech companies to accept grants of administration allowing estate administrators control over digital estate assets By Mitch Bringeland
BC PIPA Legislation Litigation BC Court of Appeal affirms extraterritorial reach of BC privacy law By Kirsten Thompson and Rachel Macklin
Health privacy Ontario PHIPA A New Era of Privacy Enforcement: Ontario’s first Administrative Monetary Penalties under PHIPA By Jaime Cardy
Cybersecurity Bill C-2: Strengthening Canada’s borders and related impacts on access and privacy By Jaime Cardy
Digital Platforms Legislation Québec dépose un projet de loi concernant la découvrabilité du contenu culturel francophone sur des plateformes numériques By Alexandra Quigley
Digital Platforms Legislation Québec introduces Bill requiring discoverability of French-language content on digital platforms By Alexandra Quigley
Bill C-26 Cybersecurity From Bill C-26 to Bill C-8: House of Commons Reintroduces Key Cybersecurity Legislation By Jaime Cardy
Cybersecurity Legislation Cybersecurity Programs Now Required For Alberta Critical Infrastructure By Kelly Osaka
Biometrics Class Actions Intrusion upon Seclusion Litigation Technology L’action collective proposée contre Cadillac Fairview pour l’utilisation alléguée d’un logiciel de « reconnaissance faciale » est rejetée intégralement By Kirsten Thompson, Mark Evans, Emma Irving, and Luca Lucarini
Health privacy Ontario PHIPA Ontario privacy commissioner publishes privacy handbook for small health care organizations By Jaime Cardy
Biometrics Class Actions Intrusion upon Seclusion Litigation Technology Proposed class action against Cadillac Fairview for alleged use of “facial recognition” software fails in its entirety By Kirsten Thompson, Mark Evans, Emma Irving, and Luca Lucarini
Competition Privacy The Competition Bureau Reviews Privacy Statements for “false or misleading” Representations, Levies $9 Million Fine By Sandy Walker and Kirsten Thompson
Class Actions Litigation Privacy Rogue employees No Vicarious Liability of Employers for Data Breach – A Good News Story from the UK By Chloe Snider and Kirsten Thompson
