Certification Refused in Quebec Equifax Class Action
Class action plaintiffs were dealt yet another blow in Quebec recently. In a huge
Court agrees class actions necessary to enforce PIPEDA
The Ontario Superior Court of Justice recently approved a class action settlement involving a
Loblaw’s errors are overblown
The Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada (OPC) released its Report of Findings
OPC guidance on data transfers: status quo (for now)
Following a consultation process that has seen lots of twists and turns, the Office
OPC wins again in Google right to de-indexing case
The Office of the Privacy Commissioner’s Reference before the Federal Court to determine whether
Our submission to the OPC consultation on transfers for processing
Between busy work schedules and attempts to squeeze some enjoyment out of the great
Clarity on the Privacy Commissioner’s Consultation on Transborder Data Flows
I (and many other privacy lawyers I’m sure) have been asked countless times this
Data Localization: An Exercise in Futility?
Last week I presented on data localization at the IAPP Canada Privacy Symposium 2019
Federal Update: Can the Government Push Through Legislative Reform?
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau took the opportunity while he was attending a technology conference
