
R. v. Bykovets: Supreme Court of Canada Protects Individuals’ IP Addresses
Introduction The Supreme Court of Canada (“SCC”) recently handed down a landmark ruling that will significantly impact the Canadian privacy landscape and help propel Canada

Introduction The Supreme Court of Canada (“SCC”) recently handed down a landmark ruling that will significantly impact the Canadian privacy landscape and help propel Canada

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With the human population almost reaching 8.1 billion and after years of checking the daily coronavirus death statistics in our local areas, it is now

In this article I’m going to offer some reflections on one of the most prominent failures of data governance of our time; namely, the Post