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A legal blog about privacy, data security, access to information and the law of production.

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  • No Charter-protected expectation of privacy in vehicle operation data
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  • Appellate court’s decision on teachers’ privacy rights in Ontario
  • Intrusion upon seclusion is an intentional tort – Ont CA
  • Application for non-profit investigation as open as any court proceeding, SKCA
  • ABCA says no reasonable expectation of privacy in IP addresses
  • Recent cyber presentations
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The privacy and security implications of AI, big data and predictive analytics

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