Privacy Report of Findings RROSH Foreign companies should assess breach impact on Canadians as part of their initial assessment By Kirsten Thompson and Jaime Cardy
Privacy Reasonableness Privacy Commissioner finds always-on employee monitoring “unreasonable” despite controls By Kirsten Thompson
Bill 64 (Quebec) Privacy Bill 64: First round of new Québec privacy requirements come into force this week – What does this mean for your business? By Kirsten Thompson, Sasha Coutu, and Alexandra Quigley
Cybersecurity Data Legislation Data protection at the border: What travellers should know about Bill S-7 By Kirsten Thompson and Kelly Blackbeard
Cybersecurity Data Guidance Privacy Technology Considerations for de-identifying personal health information: Guidance from Ontario’s Information and Privacy Commissioner By Kirsten Thompson and Sasha Coutu
Intrusion upon Seclusion Litigation Privacy Privacy Torts Intrusion upon seclusion is not concerned with dissemination: No privacy breach where lawfully obtained information used to terminate employee By Sasha Coutu
Litigation Privacy Breach-related privacy claims against company struck where intentionality absent By Kirsten Thompson
BC FIPPA Legislation Privacy Proposed BC FIPPA amendments would loosen requirements to keep personal information in Canada By Sasha Coutu and Eleni Kassaris
Cybersecurity Guidance OSFI Updates Requirements for Cyber Security Incident Reporting By Kirsten Thompson and Sasha Coutu
General Guidance Privacy Privacy Commissioner of Canada updates guidance regarding sensitive personal information By Sasha Coutu
COVID-19 Privacy Vaccine “Passports” in Canada: What Employers and Businesses Need to Know By Kirsten Thompson
Artificial Intelligence The European Union Publishes Proposed Law to Regulate Artificial Intelligence By Kirsten Thompson
