The Superior Court of Quebec has authorized a class-action lawsuit against Alphabet Inc.‘s Google for allegedly failing to obtain “sufficient consent” from individuals who do not require the creation of a Google account to collect their personal information when they use its services or when they browse websites using one of the advertising or analysis tools offered by Google.
The Privacy Commissioner is warning that artificial intelligence (AI) could have an impact on Canadians’ future privacy dealings. Philippe Dufresne sounded the alarm as he tabled the most recent...
A class action lawsuit against Meta Platforms Inc. over age discrimination can move forward, after the Supreme Court of Canada declined to hear its leave to appeal Thursday. The motion to file the...
The Competition Bureau, CRTC, and the Office of the Privacy Commissioner have set up the Canadian Digital Regulators Forum as part of a joint effort to tackle “matters that relate to digital markets...
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