Article
01 Jul 2026
Bill C-36 And PPCDA – What You Need To Know About Potential Changes To Canada’s Federal Privacy Legislation
AUTHORS CONTENT
Article
05 May 2026
Contracting For The Future: How AI Is Reshaping Risk, Responsibility, And Commercial Frameworks
Article
24 Jul 2024
DEI Initiatives And Data Collection: Navigating Privacy Risks In The Workplace
Article
13 Mar 2024
Generative AI In The Workplace: The Potential, The Pitfalls And The Precautions
Article
25 Sep 2023
Webinar Now Available | Data Breaches: What You Need To Know (Podcast)
Article
28 Apr 2023
Important New Shift In Canadian Privacy Law: Legitimate Interest Exception To Consent
Article
20 Dec 2022
Privacy Management Program Requirements Revealed, Come Into Effect On February 1, 2023
Article
08 Dec 2022
Important Notice About FIPPA – Mandatory Breach Notification And Privacy Management Program Requirements Coming Into Effect On February 1, 2023
Article
06 Oct 2022
Changes To Privacy Law: FIPPA, Data Residency Rules And Privacy Impact Assessments
Article
29 Jun 2022
Privacy, Penalties And AI Regulation – The New Digital Charter Implementation Act
Article
27 Oct 2021
Big Changes On The Way – Proposed Amendments To The Freedom Of Information And Protection Of Privacy Act
Article
08 Sep 2021
Clarifying "Reasonable Security Arrangements": Privacy Commissioners Update Their Guidance
Article
18 Jun 2020
The California Consumer Privacy Act – What BC Businesses Need To Know
Article
26 May 2020
Remote Working Tools – Where To From Here?
Article
02 May 2020
COVID-19: Frequently Asked Questions For Technology And Emerging Companies
Article
21 Nov 2019
Lucy In The Cloud With Diamonds: FIPPA Changes Open The Door A Crack To The Reality Of Cloud Computing
Article
24 Sep 2019
Why Savvy Startups Protect Their Intellectual Property
Article
30 Oct 2018
FIPPA And Cloud Services – Compliance From Procurement To Go-Live
Article
05 Oct 2018
New Mandatory Data Breach Reporting Rules – Tips To Protect Your Organization
Article
01 Oct 2018
A (Re)Introduction To FIPPA And How Your Familiarity With Private Sector Privacy Laws Will Only Take You So Far (Alas, Not Far Enough).