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IPC voices its concerns with proposed PHIPA digital health amendments
Privacy 2024 Recap – some significant decisions, slow progress for reform
Privacy Reform – Update
OPC v. Facebook – Federal Court of Appeal reverses Court’s trial decision
BC court confirms application of provincial privacy law to federal political parties
IP addresses are personal – significance of the Supreme Court’s ruling
EU confirms PIPEDA’s adequacy status under the GDPR
Privacy 2023 Recap – Legislative Reform 2.0 and other developments
My appearance at the INDU Committee regarding Bill C-27
The wider impact of Quebec’s Law 25
OPC provides rules for collecting and using non-personal data
OPC appeals Federal Court’s Facebook decision not requiring it to change its privacy practices
Home Depot and Meta cases: opt-in consent is needed for “secondary” online data collection and use
Privacy 2022 Recap – legislative reform and other developments
Non-identifiable information under Bill C-27
Data harmonization – a requirement for mobility rights and integrated records networks
New Privacy Bill: CPPA 2.0 – plus oversight of artificial intelligence
Federal political parties appeal the BC Commissioner’s privacy ruling – April 2022
Privacy law reform – will it be harmonized?
2021 Privacy Recap – Focus on reform and digital data
Quebec’s Bill 64 passed – Canada’s first second-generation privacy law
Google Reference decision should confirm privacy oversight of nonprofits
SCC’s Sherman decision: when is privacy a publicly protectable interest?
Does the Privacy Commissioner’s ETHI Submission mean a Bill C-11 rewrite?
Bill C-11 needs a comprehensive model for non-personal information
2020 Privacy Recap – Some Significant Events
News & Media
Julius Melnitzer, LegalWriter.net, January. 29, 2025. Top 10 business decisions for 2024 – – and the law firm players, Part II (1 to 5)
Law 360 Canada, November 22, 2024, Privacy reform update: Focus on Bill C-27
Law 360 Canada Sept 25 2024 – Federal Court of Appeal_ Errors in trial courts Facebook_Cambridge Analytica decision
Law360 Canada, March 8, 2023 – Online data collection: Home Depot, Meta Ireland decisions point to opt-in consent
Law 360 Canada June 5, 2024 – B.C. court: Comprehensive privacy rules apply to federal political parties..
The Hill Times March 29, 2024 – Government’s newly proposed privacy policies won’t change how federal political parties use voter data – experts
Law360 Canada Janurary 3, 2024 – Privacy wrap 2023: Legislative reform 2.0, AI and more
Law360 Canada May 23, 2023 – Privacy commissioner appeals Facebook privacy practices decision
Data Harmonization Issues and Solutions – Example of Ontario Health Teams, Presentation to IAPP Canada Privacy Symposium 2022, May 26, 2022
The Lawyers Daily June 15,2022 – Tim Horton investigation addresses mobile data collection issue
Aidan McNab, Canadian Lawyer, April 5, 2022: Québec’s privacy law introduces helpful exceptions to facilitate commercial transactions: lawyers
Ian Burns, The Lawyers Daily, March 23, 2022: Federal political parties covered by B.C. privacy law commissioners office finds
The Lawyers Daily May 17, 2021 – Bill C-11s model for non-personal information is incomplete
The Lawyers Daily 2/16/2021 – Are web postings exempt from privacy laws? Clearview AI ruling says no
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DYL Compliance Bulletin May 2021.2
DYL Compliance Bulletin May 2021.2
