Biometrics are increasingly becoming a part of everyday life, from unlocking your phone with your face to iris recognition for e-government services or airport security and voice recognition when you talk to Siri or Alexa.

If Canada’s CPPA is adopted, it will be one of the strictest privacy laws in the world and is comparable to the GDPR and California’s privacy regulation.

We've seen immense changes to our daily lives as technology has proliferated at unprecedented rates. Smart speakers & iPads are all products of the last decade.

What can we expect in 2021? Undoubtedly, the number of data privacy cases brought before the courts will continue to rise...

Canada must keep pace with the standard of privacy protection embedded in European law. Doing so supports Canada's competitiveness in global digital trade

The Quebec government proposed a significant overhaul of its current privacy laws in June 2020. This blog post outlines the key changes and comparisons with PIPEDA and GDPR.

As the world continues to focus on the ongoing effects of COVID-19 and plan for recovery, many have noticed a seismic shift in Canada’s privacy laws,

How are you reaching your privacy goals for 2020?