The recent joint investigation into TikTok by Canada’s federal and provincial privacy commissioners is a landmark event. While the headlines focus on one of the world’s largest social media platforms,
A recent, powerful op-ed in the National Post by international trade lawyer Barry Appleton issued a stark warning: Canada is ceding its digital sovereignty. Appleton’s concept of an “algorithmic empire”—a
British Columbia just passed BILL 4 – 2025 BUSINESS PRACTICES AND CONSUMER PROTECTION AMENDMENT ACT, 2025, designed to provide better consumer protection against companies that use dark patterns and sneaky […]
We dug a little deeper so organizations who do business in BC can understand the prescriptive requirements of Bill 4 – Section 18.1 states that contracts described in Division 2 […]
British Columbia is implementing sweeping changes to its Business Practices and Consumer Protection Act through Bill 4-2025, representing the most significant consumer protection reform in years. These amendments fundamentally shift
Bill 194, the Strengthening Cyber Security and Building Trust in the Public Sector Act has changed the privacy and data protection standards across Canada. According to Stats Canada 38.5% of
