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A number of years ago, the Parliament of Canada amended our Criminal Code to create a criminal offense related to the non-consensual distribution of intimate images. Last month, the Government of Canada proposed to further amend the Criminal Code to include so-called deepfake intimate images, and to create an offence of threatening to disclose intimate images...


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You may recall hearing about a significant cybersecurity breach affecting school boards from the end of last year and the beginning of this year: the PowerSchool cybersecurity incident. In the past little while, the Information and Privacy Commissioners of Ontario and Alberta have released their reports of findings into the incident. (


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Just recently, I heard about a very significant new decision from the Ontario Court ofJustice, where a judge in Ottawa ordered OVHcloud in France and ...


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Can a doctor claim a privacy violation because a website creates a profile for them using public information, hosts anonymous reviews, and ranks them against their peers?

The British Columbia Court of App...


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