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Time for a renovation of Canada’s privacy laws

  • The federal government must introduce a mix of legislation and policies to better protect Canadians and their personal information. On the legislative front, this
Opinion | BY CHRISTOPHER PARSONS | October 27, 2021
Privacy Commissioner Daniel Therrien, as the Canadian government’s foremost expert on the sensitivity of personal information, should be prominently involved in decisions to retain or disclose computer vulnerabilities, as should other relevant government agencies and commercial and civil society organizations, writes Christopher Parsons. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Time for a renovation of Canada’s privacy laws

Opinion | BY CHRISTOPHER PARSONS | October 27, 2021
  • The federal government must introduce a mix of legislation and policies to better protect Canadians and their personal information. On the legislative front, this

Time for a renovation of Canada’s privacy laws

Opinion | BY CHRISTOPHER PARSONS | October 27, 2021
  • The federal government must introduce a mix of legislation and policies to better protect Canadians and their personal information. On the legislative front, this
Privacy Commissioner Daniel Therrien, as the Canadian government’s foremost expert on the sensitivity of personal information, should be prominently involved in decisions to retain or disclose computer vulnerabilities, as should other relevant government agencies and commercial and civil society organizations, writes Christopher Parsons. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Time for a renovation of Canada’s privacy laws

  • The federal government must introduce a mix of legislation and policies to better protect Canadians and their personal information. On the legislative front, this
Opinion | BY CHRISTOPHER PARSONS | October 27, 2021
Privacy Commissioner Daniel Therrien, as the Canadian government’s foremost expert on the sensitivity of personal information, should be prominently involved in decisions to retain or disclose computer vulnerabilities, as should other relevant government agencies and commercial and civil society organizations, writes Christopher Parsons. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Time for a renovation of Canada’s privacy laws

Opinion | BY CHRISTOPHER PARSONS | October 27, 2021
  • The federal government must introduce a mix of legislation and policies to better protect Canadians and their personal information. On the legislative front, this

Time for a renovation of Canada’s privacy laws

Opinion | BY CHRISTOPHER PARSONS | October 27, 2021
  • The federal government must introduce a mix of legislation and policies to better protect Canadians and their personal information. On the legislative front, this
Privacy Commissioner Daniel Therrien, as the Canadian government’s foremost expert on the sensitivity of personal information, should be prominently involved in decisions to retain or disclose computer vulnerabilities, as should other relevant government agencies and commercial and civil society organizations, writes Christopher Parsons. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade
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