The Globe and Mail reports on the use of surveillance technologies in the workplace and an upcoming federal court case that will examine a privacy law finding involving the use of video surveillance in a railway yard. The case comes on the heels of the release yesterday of two additional […]
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International Privacy: PIPEDA – Canada’s New Privacy Standard
4th Annual IAPP Privacy & Security Summit & Expo link
Speaker – What are the major privacy law challenges for 2004 and beyond?
Living With New Private Sector Privacy Law: What You Need to Know link
Law Week Keynote Address – Privacy and Expectations
University of New Brunswick
In Defense of PIPEDA
Professor Geist’s regular Toronto Star Law Bytes column (Toronto Star version, HTML backup article, homepage version) takes on the recent rise of criticism of PIPEDA Canada’s federal privacy legislation, which has been recently labelled a multi-dimensional mess by critics. The column argues that replacing the single federal standard with potentially […]
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