Who Owns a Thought? Navigating Legal Issues in Neurotech
Apr 17, 2025In this bulletin, we explore some legal considerations that could arise as consumer-oriented neurotechnology becomes increasingly accessible.
As Federal Legislation Stalls, Alberta Continues to Move Forward with its Privacy Reform Efforts
Apr 8, 2025As federal privacy reform stalls, Alberta advances with new public sector laws (POPA/ATIA replacing FOIP) and 12 recommendations to its private sector law, PIPA
Legal Considerations in Canada related to Deepfake Videos and Images
Mar 11, 2025Following our recent bulletin on "voice cloning", we discuss the applicability of certain causes of action to "deepfakes".
Navigating Economic Uncertainty: What Companies Need to Know About Force Majeure Clauses Under Quebec Law
Feb 18, 2025This bulletin explores what constitutes a force majeure clause and how it is applied in B2B commercial agreements.
Company Ordered to Cease Using Facial Recognition Technology to Monitor Access to its Facilities: Overview of Quebec Privacy Regulator’s Decision
Feb 11, 2025In this bulletin, we provide an overview of the Quebec privacy regulator's decision in ordering the Company to cease using its facial recognition technology.
New Compliance Requirements for Québec Financial Institutions: Overview of the Regulation respecting the management and reporting of information security incidents by certain financial institutions and by credit assessment agents
Jan 15, 2025In this bulletin, we go over new legal obligations imposed on financial institutions relating to information security incidents.
Beyond Borders: BC Court issues seminal ruling on the jurisdictional application of the Personal Information Protection Act
Jan 8, 2025In Clearview v. OIPC, the BC Supreme Court provided clear guidance on the application of BC PIPA to foreign companies: the real and substantial connection test.
Bill C-26: A New Chapter in Canadian Cybersecurity Regulation
Dec 24, 2024On December 5, 2024, parliament passed an act respecting cyber security (Bill C-26), which ushers in a new era of cybersecurity for federal organizations.
Naughty or Nice? Wrapping up the Year with a Look at Children’s Privacy in Canada
Dec 18, 2024In this bulletin, we identify the key questions for private sector organizations attempting to handle children's data in accordance with Canadian law.
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