Follow our 9 part blog series on Understanding Canadian Cybersecurity Law. In Article 3, Melissa Lukings and Arash Habibi Lashkari focus on cyber security-specific legislation and cybercrime-specific Criminal Code provisions under our existing Canadian federal law.

Follow our 9 part blog series on Understanding Canadian Cybersecurity Law. In Article 4, Melissa Lukings and Arash Habibi Lashkari venture into the realm of Canadian cybersecurity laws related to interpersonal privacy, data breaches, network attacks, and other computer-related activities of a criminally malicious nature.

Follow our 9 part blog series on Understanding Canadian Cybersecurity Law. In Article 3, Melissa Lukings and Arash Habibi Lashkari focus on the laws regulating private sector access to, use of, and disclosure of personal information as established in the PIPEDA.

Follow our 9 part blog series on Understanding Canadian Cybersecurity Law. In Article 1, Melissa Lukings and Arash Habibi Lashkary start with the foundations by framing the legal landscape, determining what is private information and regulating relationships.

As cyber-attacks and security breaches become more frequent, the standards and penalties for data privacy regulation in Canada continue to rise. This short article provides a summary of current bills and laws that affect the private sector, including Bill C-11 and Quebec's Bill 64, and the costs of non-compliance with data privacy regulation.

Ontario is closer to creating its own provincial privacy law that would include a right to privacy and a corporate obligation to report privacy breaches.

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.

Customer Engagement and Canada's Proposed New Privacy Legislation

Nov 2020. The Minister of Innovation, Science and Industry proposed legislation in Parliament that aims to overhaul Canada’s data privacy law. Bill C-11.