Privacy Legislation (Bill C-36) and its Relationship to PIPEDA

Canada's Bill C-36 proposes replacing PIPEDA with new privacy law targeting surveillance pricing

Canada's Bill C-36 (Protecting Privacy and Consumer Data Act) proposes replacing the outdated PIPEDA (1998) with modern privacy protections.

Bill C-36’s PIPEDA to PPCDA Shift: The rise of documented privacy compliance

Canada introduces privacy bill to boost child data protections, enable deletion requests, and combat surveillance pricing

The Canadian government introduced a new privacy bill in the House of Commons that would require companies to take on new responsibilities t

Liberal government to amend Bill C-22 lawful access legislation after privacy and cybersecurity backlash

The Liberal government plans to amend its controversial Bill C-22, lawful access legislation that would expand police and spy agencies' abil

Analysis of Bill C-22: Canada's Proposed Surveillance Backdoor Legislation

Bill C-22 is a proposed Canadian law requiring internet companies, messaging platforms, and cloud services to build surveillance backdoors f

Canadian Government Introduces Bill C-22: The Lawful Access Act to Modernize Digital Surveillance Powers

Bill C-22, the Lawful Access Act, is a proposed Canadian government legislation that would grant law enforcement and intelligence agencies e