5 Things You Probably Won’t See in the Next Canadian Government Drew Wilson | September 16, 2021 With the Canadian election going to hit next Monday, we look at 5 things unlikely to become reality after.
With Privacy Reform Destined for the Dustbin, Ontario Goes it Alone Drew Wilson | July 5, 2021 Bill C-11, Canada’s privacy reform bill, is now likely going to die. In response, Ontario is seemingly opting to go it alone.
After 3 Years of GDPR Enforcement, Canadian’s Can Only Look on in Envy Drew Wilson | June 28, 2021 Last month, Europe’s privacy pride and joy, the GDPR, turned three years old. Canadian’s can find themselves looking on in envy of this law.
Privacy Commissioner: RCMP Violated Privacy Laws With Clearview AI Drew Wilson | June 10, 2021 Canada’s privacy commissioner has issued a strongly worded report saying that the RCMP violated privacy laws by using Clearview AI.
Facebook Leak Represents Missed Opportunity for Canada Drew Wilson | April 9, 2021 Facebook chose not to notify Canada’s Federal Privacy Commissioner. As a result, outside of a strongly worded letter, there isn’t any consequences.
