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Wednesday, 17 April 2019 09:06
Right to Be Forgotten Reference to Federal Court Attracts Media ConcernWritten by Teresa Scassa
A recent decision on a motion before the Federal Court marks the progress of the Privacy Commissioner’s reference case on whether the Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA) includes a right to be forgotten. In an earlier report following the OPC’s consultation on digital reputation, the Privacy Commissioner had indicated that he was of the view that PIPEDA, in its unamended form, provided for a right to be forgotten that could be exercised…
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Tuesday, 16 April 2019 07:55
Ontario's Budget Bill Proposes a Fix to an Unconstitutional Clash between Privacy and Open CourtsWritten by Teresa Scassa
As discussed in my earlier posts here and here, Ontario’s new budget bill contains quite a number of measures related to digital, data and privacy issues. In this third post I look at the proposed new statute that will balance privacy with the openness of provincial tribunal adjudicative records. This new statute responds to the decision in Toronto Star v. AG Ontario, discussed in an earlier post here, in which Justice Morgan of the Ontario…
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