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
AB PIPA Charter Rights Data scraping Litigation Privacy Reasonableness Report of Findings Alberta privacy law provisions limiting scope of “publicly available” information declared unconstitutional By Kirsten Thompson and Luca Lucarini
Biometrics Privacy Quebec - ARPPIPS Est-ce nécessaire? – Nouvelles recommandations de la CAI à propos du recrutement de personnel et le respect de la vie privée By Kirsten Thompson, Arianne Bouchard, and Alexandra Quigley
Biometrics Privacy Quebec - ARPPIPS Is it necessary? New CAI recommendations on staff recruitment and privacy By Kirsten Thompson, Arianne Bouchard, and Alexandra Quigley
Children's Privacy Privacy Commissioner signals draft age assurance guidance is coming By Jaime Cardy and Janice Philteos
Consent Litigation Privacy Report of Findings Federal Court to determine whether third party consents violate PIPEDA By Emma Irving
Biometrics Quebec - ARPPIPS Biometrics in Québec: Regulator continues to set high bar for use by retailers By Alexandra Quigley
Legislation ON FIPPA Server encryption that makes data inaccessible is a privacy breach, even without access or exfiltration By Jaime Cardy
AB PIPA Legislation Will Alberta have a new privacy law before the federal government? By Melika Mostowfi
Artificial Intelligence Data scraping Privacy Data scraping under fire: What Canadian companies can learn from KASPR’s €240K fine By Kirsten Thompson and George Hua
Anonymization Artificial Intelligence Privacy Utilisation de données à caractère personnel dans l’entraînement et le déploiement de modèles d’IA By Kirsten Thompson and Charles Giroux
Anonymization Artificial Intelligence Privacy Use of personal data in training and deployment of AI By Kirsten Thompson and Charles Giroux
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
