Privacy

Quebec has released final regulations for a mandatory confidentiality incident (breach) reporting regime that came into force in late 2022. The reporting framework has three key requirements. Companie...Learn More

Beginning in 2023, and in the years that follow, employers that employ 25 or more employees in Ontario on January 1 of any year must have a written policy on the electronic monitor...Learn More

Gig work is an income-earning activity outside of standard employer-employee relationships. B.C. is reviewing the conditions gig workers face in their job to ensure appropriate standards are in place....Learn More

On Thursday, November 17, 2022, the federal government branch Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada (ISED) began consultations on a broad range of proposed changes to competition law and...Learn More

For the first time in 15 years, the Ontario government is conducting a full review of the Consumer Protection Act (CPA). The CPA is the law governing most personal and household transactions by consum...Learn More

RCC is asking for member input ahead of a response to the federal government’s recent proposals to overhaul Canada’s privacy laws and implement their platform, the Digital Charter, through...Learn More

Meet Mark Aylward, Senior Competition Law Officer at Competition Bureau Canada, with the second of a series of four episodes created to help us understand the laws governing and protecting retailers. ...Learn More

By Jonathan Moran JULY 14, 2022 DIGITAL MARKETING How will marketing and advertising technologies (or madtech) need to change to account for the metaverse? As the metaverse evolves, it’s predicted ...Learn More

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Starting September 2022, retailers in Quebec will be required to track and report confidentiality incidents (privacy breaches) and notify affected individuals. The Quebec government has released&...Learn More