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 Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (aka PIPEDA) and other Canadian and international laws.

Sunday, November 30, 2008

Canada steps back from giving bulk "secure" drivers license data to US

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According to the Canadian Press, Ottawa has quietly shelved plans that would have provided American authorities with personal information in...

Privacy and your digital data trail

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Today's New York Times has a very interesting article on "sensor data" (such as your cell phone, blackberry, GPS, etc) and pri...
Saturday, November 29, 2008

Nova Scotia startup seeks to build on privacy law advantage

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A client company, Bastionhost Ltd. , held a mini-summit earlier this week seeking to expand its vision of building data centres in Nova Scot...
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Friday, November 28, 2008

Slaw: New US air security rules may cause problems for Canadian passengers

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Just posted on Slaw.ca: Slaw: New US air security rules may cause problems for Canadian passengers The Canadian Press is reporting that the...
Wednesday, November 26, 2008

Legal ethics and metadata, 2008 edition

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In Febrauary of '06, I linked to a post by Jim Calloway on Metadata ( Jim Calloway's Law Practice Tips Blog: The Mysteries (and Magi...

Pre-employment polygraph screening

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While my blog was down, I wrote on slaw.ca about an interesting story from Nova Scotia that made national news. For those who missed it on ...
Tuesday, November 25, 2008

Connecticut librarian requires a warrant in library child pornography investigation

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The Republican-American of Connecticut has an interesting story about a vigilant and diligent librarian who required a court order before ha...

Verizon sacks employees for peeking at Obama's phone records

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According to the Internet News, Verizon employees who took a peek at Barak Obama's e-mails have been sent packing: InternetNews Realtime...

The Future Privacy Forum launched in Washington

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There's a new privacy organization setting up shop in Washtington, DC. Initially funded by AT&T, the Future of Privacy Forum seems ...
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Facebook wins $873M judgment against spammer

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Facebook has just won a multi-multi-million dollar judgment against a Montreal residet under the American CAN-SPAM Act after the individual ...
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