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Thanks to Michael Fitzgibbon of Thoughts from a Management Lawyer fame, for sending me a link to the following article on the Littler Mende... canadian privacylaw blogmichigan https://blog.privacylawyer.ca/2004/03/letter-to-bc-and-alberta-information.html Canadian Privacy Law Blog: Letter to BC and Alberta Information and Privacy Commissioners - Privacy... Residents of British Columbia and Alberta are caught in a state of jurisdictional overlap with respect to privacy laws. PIPEDA applies to co... bc and albertacanadian privacylaw blogletter https://blog.privacylawyer.ca/2006/05/happy-anniversary-thoughts-from.html Canadian Privacy Law Blog: Happy Anniversary, Thoughts from a Management Lawyer Michael Fitzgibbon at Thoughts from a Management Lawyer just posted that his blog's third birthday recently passed by. 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I don't know when it was first pr... canadian privacylaw blogphotographersguide https://wilmap.stanford.edu/entries/consultation-right-be-forgotten-under-canadian-privacy-law Consultation on "Right to Be Forgotten" Under Canadian Privacy Law | wilmap right to be forgottencanadian privacyconsultation https://blog.privacylawyer.ca/2004/10/canadian-lawyer-mentions-canadian.html Canadian Privacy Law Blog: Canadian Lawyer mentions Canadian blogging lawyers The October 2004 edition of Canadian Lawyer magazine has a brief feature on Canadian blogging lawyers. 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I was searching Slate and happened upon this interesting article, which discusses how your movements (current and historical) can be tracked... canadian privacylaw blog https://blog.privacylawyer.ca/2010/12/asia-pacific-privacy-authorities-commit.html Canadian Privacy Law Blog: Asia Pacific Privacy Authorities commit to collaboration We are seeing the growth of formal and informal structures being put in place by privacy commissioners and their counterparts worldwide to f... canadian privacylaw blogasia pacificauthoritiescommit https://vpnpick.com/harper-replaces-canadian-privacy-commissioner-spy-friendly-candidate/ Harper Replaces Canadian Privacy Commissioner with Spy Friendly Candidate Aug 6, 2016 - Canadian privacy has taken another hit yet again, now that Prime Minister Stephen Harper has removed the privacy commissioner and nominated a new candidate, canadian privacyharperreplacescommissionerspy https://blog.privacylawyer.ca/2007/07/blawgworld-2007.html Canadian Privacy Law Blog: Blawgworld 2007 The 2007 edition of Technolawyer's Blawgworld is being released today. (Download the hefty PDF file here .) I've had the benefit of a sneak... canadian privacylaw blog https://blog.privacylawyer.ca/2011/11/dealing-with-police-letters-of-request.html Canadian Privacy Law Blog: Dealing with police "Letters of Request for Information" ( This post is not intended to be legal advice. If you find yourself in a situation like those described below, seek competent legal advice.... canadian privacylaw blog https://blog.privacylawyer.ca/2015/11/presentation-use-of-drones-in.html Canadian Privacy Law Blog: Presentation: Use of drones in journalism & media I had the great pleasure of speaking at the annual conference of the Canadian Media Lawyers Association 's annual meeting in Toronto on the ... use of dronescanadian privacylaw blogpresentation https://blog.privacylawyer.ca/2009/12/ Canadian Privacy Law Blog: December 2009 The Canadian Privacy Law Blog: Developments in privacy law and writings of a Canadian privacy lawyer, containing information related to the Personal... canadian privacylaw blogdecember https://blog.privacylawyer.ca/2008/12/federal-commissioner-tables-annual.html Canadian Privacy Law Blog: Federal Commissioner tables annual report on Privacy Act The Federal Privacy Commissioner has today tabled her annual report on the Privacy Act. And she isn't happy with how certain government depa... canadian privacylaw blogannual reportfederal https://blog.privacylawyer.ca/2006/07/can-you-record-telephone-calls-without.html?showComment=1373728278566 Canadian Privacy Law Blog: Can you record telephone calls without consent? During the last week, the Supreme Court of California overturned a lower court and held that it is unlawful to record phone conversations of... canadian privacylaw blog https://blog.privacylawyer.ca/2006/10/incident-hacker-steals-personal.html?showComment=1161275700000 Canadian Privacy Law Blog: Incident: Hacker steals personal information from Brock University... I have generally stopped reporting privacy and security incidents, since the sheer numbers are overwhelming. But I'll make an exception for ... canadian privacylaw blog https://blog.privacylawyer.ca/2005/01/canadian-marketing-association.html Canadian Privacy Law Blog: Canadian Marketing Association receives funding to study privacy The CMA has received $50,000. from the Office of the Privacy Commissioner as part of its contribution program: DMNews.com | News | Articl... canadian privacylaw blogmarketingassociationreceives https://blog.privacylawyer.ca/2005/08/security-identity-theft-and-credit.html Canadian Privacy Law Blog: Security, Identity Theft and Credit Professionals Below is an article that is in the latest edition of the National Credit Journal : Security, Identity Theft and Credit Professionals David T... canadian privacylaw blogidentity theftand creditsecurity https://lciltd.com/Canadian-Privacy-Policy Canadian Privacy Policy canadian privacypolicy https://blog.privacylawyer.ca/ Canadian Privacy Law Blog The Canadian Privacy Law Blog: Developments in privacy law and writings of a Canadian privacy lawyer, containing information related to the Personal... canadian privacylawblog https://blog.privacylawyer.ca/2006/11/electronic-health-information-and.html Canadian Privacy Law Blog: Electronic health information and privacy I spent yesterday in Ottawa at the Electronic Health Information and Privacy Conference . The speakers were very good and the topics covered... canadian privacylaw blogelectronic healthinformation https://blog.privacylawyer.ca/2010/01/government-plans-update-of-privacy-law.html Canadian Privacy Law Blog: Government plans update of privacy law this year According to Canada.com, Industry Minister Tony Clement plans to modernize Canada's privacy laws this year. No details, so we'll stay tuned.... canadian privacylaw bloggovernment plansupdateyear https://blog.privacylawyer.ca/2010/05/pipeda-amendments-will-expand-private.html Canadian Privacy Law Blog: PIPEDA amendments will expand private sector "collaboration" with... With today's proposed amendments to the federal private sector privacy law, most of the attention has been focused at " breach notification ... private sector collaborationcanadian privacylaw blog https://blog.privacylawyer.ca/2007/11/canadian-response-to-usa-patriot-act.html Canadian Privacy Law Blog: The Canadian Response to the USA Patriot Act canadian privacylaw blogthe responseusapatriot https://blog.privacylawyer.ca/2005/04/dilbert-identity-theft-and-pointy.html Canadian Privacy Law Blog: Dilbert: Identity theft and the pointy-haired boss The Canadian Privacy Law Blog: Developments in privacy law and writings of a Canadian privacy lawyer, containing information related to the Personal... canadian privacylaw blogidentity theft https://blog.privacylawyer.ca/2010/08/ Canadian Privacy Law Blog: August 2010 The Canadian Privacy Law Blog: Developments in privacy law and writings of a Canadian privacy lawyer, containing information related to the Personal... canadian privacylaw blogaugust https://blog.privacylawyer.ca/2005/12/laforest-recommends-keeping-info-and.html Canadian Privacy Law Blog: LaForest recommends keeping Info and Privacy Commissioners separate In July, 2005 the government asked Mr. Justice Gerard LaForest to inquire into the desirability of merging the Office of the Privacy Commiss... canadian privacylaw blog https://blog.privacylawyer.ca/2005/11/who-is-reading-your-privacy-statement.html Canadian Privacy Law Blog: Who is reading your privacy statement and why? I've written loads of privacy statements and have probably reviewed five times as many since I started practicing privacy law. One of the fi... reading your statementcanadian privacylaw blogwho is https://blog.privacylawyer.ca/2006/07/alberta-commissioner-launches.html Canadian Privacy Law Blog: Alberta commissioner launches investigation into stolen laptop From the Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner of Alberta: OIPC : News Release: Commissioner launches investigation into stol... canadian privacylaw blogalberta https://blog.privacylawyer.ca/2012/12/government-loses-sensitive-personal.html Canadian Privacy Law Blog: Government "loses" sensitive personal information on thousands of... Over the past week, Human Resources and Skills Development Canada has been notifying approximately 5000 people that their personal informati... canadian privacylaw blog https://blog.privacylawyer.ca/2006/10/ontario-commissioner-unveils-plan-for.html Canadian Privacy Law Blog: Ontario Commissioner unveils plan for privacy-embedded Internet identity As alluded to earlier this week, the Information and Privacy Commissioner of Ontario has released her whitepaper, 7 Laws of Identity : The C... canadian privacylaw blog https://blog.privacylawyer.ca/2009/07/canadian-privacy-commissioner-calls-on.html Canadian Privacy Law Blog: Canadian Privacy Commissioner calls on Facebook to improve privacy... The Privacy Commissioner of Canada has determined that Facebook needs to improve its privacy practices to comply with Canadian privacy laws.... canadian privacylaw blogon facebookcommissionercalls https://blog.privacylawyer.ca/2005/10/looking-glass-world-of-privacy.html Canadian Privacy Law Blog: Looking-glass world of privacy policies Today's San Francisco Chronicle has a column by David Lazarus about the difficulties in not only understanding some companies' privacy polic... canadian privacylaw bloglooking glassworld ofpolicies https://blog.privacylawyer.ca/2004/08/new-resources-released-by-federal.html Canadian Privacy Law Blog: New resources released by federal Privacy Commissioner The Canadian Privacy Commissioner has just released four new "Fact Sheets" to assist individuals and businesses in understanding and dealin... canadian privacylaw blognew resourcesreleasedfederal https://blog.privacylawyer.ca/2008/07/mosleys-privacy-win-in-english-courts.html Canadian Privacy Law Blog: Mosley's privacy win in English courts It's a busy week for privacy cases in the English courts. 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The presentatio... canadian privacylaw blogpresentationpipedapharmacists https://blog.privacylawyer.ca/2005/07/summary-of-us-federal-legislative.html Canadian Privacy Law Blog: Summary of US federal legislative privacy initiatives Declan McCullagh and Anne Broche of CNET News.com have a handy summary of the legislative initiatives to deal with ID theft that are current... canadian privacylaw blogus federalsummarylegislative https://blog.privacylawyer.ca/2018/12/ Canadian Privacy Law Blog: December 2018 The Canadian Privacy Law Blog: Developments in privacy law and writings of a Canadian privacy lawyer, containing information related to the Personal... canadian privacylaw blogdecember https://blog.privacylawyer.ca/2005/02/paris-hiltons-sidekick-gets-hacked.html Canadian Privacy Law Blog: Paris Hilton's Sidekick gets hacked The Internet is abuzz this morning with the exciting contents of Paris Hilton's T-Mobile Sidekick. 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Busy times at work, two family weddings and March break for the kids intervened. But... canadian privacylaw blogat least https://blog.privacylawyer.ca/2004/09/biometrics-coming-soon-to-airport-near.html Canadian Privacy Law Blog: Biometrics coming soon to an airport near you From Washington Technology: Canada-DHS pilot program to use iris scanning : "The Canada Border Service Agency, which is working on a ... canadian privacylaw blogcoming soon https://blog.privacylawyer.ca/2004/10/american-passports-to-get-chipped.html Canadian Privacy Law Blog: American Passports to Get Chipped Wired News is reporting that the next generation of US passports will be "chipped" using RFID technology: Wired News: American Passports... canadian privacylaw blogto getamericanpassports https://blog.privacylawyer.ca/2005/01/new-standard-european-clauses-for-data.html Canadian Privacy Law Blog: New standard European clauses for data transfers approved The European Commission has approved a new set of standard contractual clauses which businesses can use to ensure adequate safeguards when p... canadian privacylaw blognew standard https://blog.privacylawyer.ca/2004/12/canadian-privacy-firsts-misdirected.html Canadian Privacy Law Blog: Canadian Privacy Firsts: Misdirected faxes leads to joint investigation... 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The Toronto Star is reporting that RIM has agreed to provide the Indian Government with access to the full range of Blackberry communication... https://blog.privacylawyer.ca/2010/01/epic-reports-that-body-scanners-can.html Canadian Privacy Law Blog: EPIC reports that body scanners can store, send images According to documents obtained by EPIC and made available to CNN, body scanners procured by the TSA are designed to be able to record and ... https://blog.privacylawyer.ca/2011/11/nova-scotia-privacy-review-officer.html Canadian Privacy Law Blog: Nova Scotia Privacy Review officer reviews workers' comp board Until recently, the "Review Officer" appointed under Nova Scotia's Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act only had the power t... canadian privacylaw blognova scotia https://blog.privacylawyer.ca/2006/08/promiscuous-pluggers-beware.html Canadian Privacy Law Blog: Promiscuous pluggers beware Don't plug your USB drive in an unknown port! Not only could you get (or give) cooties , but Schneier on Security writes about software out... canadian privacylaw blogpromiscuouspluggersbeware https://www.clsa-elcv.ca/our-resources/participant-privacy-policy/ Participant Privacy Policy - Canadian Longitudinal Study on Aging (CLSA) participant privacy policylongitudinal studycanadianagingclsa https://humainism.ai/updates/clearview-ai-found-in-breach-of-canadian-privacy-laws/ Clearview AI found in breach of Canadian privacy laws - Humainism canadian privacyclearviewaifoundbreach https://blog.privacylawyer.ca/2005/09/hoofnagle-penalties-alone-wont-reduce.html Canadian Privacy Law Blog: Hoofnagle: Penalties Alone Won't Reduce Identity Theft Chris Hoofnagle , counsel to the Electronic Privacy Information Center , blogs that police are overwhelmed with complaints about identity th... canadian privacylaw blog https://www.snowbirds.org/privacy-policy/ Privacy Policy | Canadian Snowbird Association privacy policycanadiansnowbirdassociation https://blog.privacylawyer.ca/2011/05/senator-leahy-introduces-much-needed.html Canadian Privacy Law Blog: Senator Leahy introduces much-needed update to Electronic Communications... Today, May 17, 2011, Patrick Leahy introduced a bill to amend and substantially fix the Electronic Communications Privacy Act (ECPA). The b... https://blog.privacylawyer.ca/2007/07/but-ive-got-nothing-to-hide-argument.html Canadian Privacy Law Blog: The "but I've got nothing to hide" argument Daniel Solove, at the University of George Washtington School of Law, has written an interesting article on the "But I've got nothing to hid...