Museums are more than institutions. They’re trusted spaces. Studies of GLAMs (galleries, libraries, archives, museums) have shown that for every dollar invested in …

As organizations navigate increasingly complex privacy regulations and emerging AI governance requirements, legal departments face a growing challenge: how to access…

For those who have been busy ensuring compliance with Quebec’s Law 25, the legislative changes in privacy protection are only one part of where the government is taking the province: to the future that is already here.

We frequently hear privacy teams say they need help with internal branding and awareness. It’s not a unique challenge. In many organizations, privacy isn’t visible enough,…

Bill 3, An Act respecting health and social services information and amending various legislative provisions[1](the “Act”) received royal assent on April 4, 2023, …

Recently I had the privilege of co-presenting at the IAPP Canada Privacy Symposium on the topic of GAPP analyses. A GAPP analysis – an analysis of the Generally Accepted Privacy Principles – is a comprehensive assessment of an organization’s privacy maturity.

Fractional counsel support helps companies gain access to a dedicated legal resource without the cost or commitment of hiring a full-time in-house lawyer.

For Canadian businesses, it can be a daunting task to manage the constant influx of new and expanding regulatory requirements imposed on them.  To add to the list, beginning on May 31, 2024, many Canadian businesses…

Done well, a privacy impact assessment (PIA) can be an excellent tool for assessing and mitigating privacy risks. As my colleague Constantine wrote earlier this year, …

Limitation of liability clauses are common in IT service contracts, and are well accepted under Québec civil law. In 6362222 Canada inc. v Prelco inc., 2021 SCC 39, the Supreme Court of Canada…