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Court of Appeal affirms robust interpretation of academic freedom exclusion in Alberta
Notes on Nova Scotia’s FOIPOP Reform Bill
File path information, network security and FOI
Ont CA finds compliance with a reasonable record retention policy weighs against unacceptable negligence finding
System monitoring decision stresses employees’ informed choice
IPC decision highlights issues about threat assessment and PHIPA application
Critical Cyber Systems Protection Act is back – seven points for designated operators
Sask CA says how to interpret access rights, and addresses various standards for proof of harm
In praise of cyber response transparency (and in defence of the “breach coach”)
Alberta Court says Charter precludes statutory compulsion to identify scrap metal sellers

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