Privacy

How Canada could achieve digital sovereignty

A safer online experience doesn’t require sacrificing privacy

Canada must end financial discrimination against sex workers

Online Harms Act: a step in the right direction to protect Canadians online

Canada’s tech policies and priorities aren’t doing enough to make citizens safer online

Can openness stop digital platforms from exploiting users?

The time for a law on artificial intelligence has come

Children’s right to privacy needs to be strengthened in law and beyond

Big Brother, Big Data and Statistics Canada

Qu’attendons-nous pour protéger la vie privée ?

L’hébergement des données publiques par le privé ?

Why Canada needs a national data strategy

Améliorer la protection des données personnelles au Canada

Enforcement powers key to PIPEDA reform

Block the parties from predicting voters’ private traits

Minimize harmfulness of bots but don’t ban them

Personal drones, AI and our privacy

Privacy rights on the NAFTA agenda

Balancing privacy and security in the digital age

Canadians’ security and privacy don’t need to be at odds

Bringing privacy protection into the 21st century

The privacy trap

Google “glasses” and privacy

The Charter does not protect privacy

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