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Face Surveillance PRIVACY

CCLA Presents to ETHI on Facial Recognition

CCLA’s Privacy Director Brenda McPhail was invited to speak to the Standing Committee on Access…

Brenda McPhailMarch 30, 2022

Ontario Private Sector Legislation PRIVACY Privacy Law Reform

Ontario Will Require Employers to Disclose Electronic Monitoring

There has been a gap in protection for workers in our privacy laws for a…

Brenda McPhailFebruary 24, 2022

Face Surveillance PRESS RELEASES PRIVACY Surveillance & Technology

Residents of BC, AB, QC protected from Clearview AI by binding orders from their Privacy Regulators

CCLA welcomes today’s decisions issued by the BC Information and Privacy Commissioner and the Alberta…

Brenda McPhailDecember 14, 2021

Face Surveillance PRIVACY Surveillance & Technology

CCLA and Privacy International collaborate on submissions regarding facial recognition guidelines for police agencies

The proposed OPC guidance on police use of FRT technology can help ensure police agencies’…

Brenda McPhailNovember 17, 2021

CCPA (Bill C-11)PRIVACY Privacy Law Reform

Bill C-11 was the gift that needed returning

Sometimes a long-awaited gift that arrives wrapped in sparkly paper disappoints when it is opened.…

Brenda McPhailNovember 16, 2021

COVID-19 Disability FUNDAMENTAL FREEDOMS Vaccine Passports

CCLA to Minister: Choosing not to be vaccinated should not disentitle you from employment insurance

CCLA has written to Minister of Employment, Workforce Development and Disability Inclusion, Carla Qualtrough, urging…

Cara ZwibelNovember 2, 2021

Freedom of Expression FUNDAMENTAL FREEDOMS PRIVACY Regulation of Online Expression Surveillance & Technology Surveillance Capitalism

CCLA’s Submission on Canada’s Proposed Approach to Addressing Harmful Content Online

Prior to the election, the government of Canada initiated a consultation on a proposed approach…

CCLASeptember 28, 2021

COVID-19 FUNDAMENTAL FREEDOMS Right to Protest Vaccine Passports

Fear, Loathing and the Law: Pushing the Limits of Legislating “Good” Behaviour

CCLA Essay by Cara Zwibel, Director of Fundamental Freedoms and Brenda McPhail, Director of Privacy…

Cara ZwibelSeptember 20, 2021

COVID-19 FUNDAMENTAL FREEDOMS Mobility PRIVACY Surveillance & Technology Vaccine Passports

FAQ: Vaccine Passports

The lines are being drawn between those who support and oppose some version of a…

Brenda McPhailAugust 17, 2021

COVID-19 PRESS RELEASES PRIVACY Privacy During COVID

Ontario Government Agrees to Human Rights Groups’ Demands to End Police Access to COVID Database

CCLAJune 28, 2021

PRIVACY

CCLA Presents to ETHI on Facial Recognition

Ontario Will Require Employers to Disclose Electronic Monitoring

Residents of BC, AB, QC protected from Clearview AI by binding orders from their Privacy Regulators

CCLA and Privacy International collaborate on submissions regarding facial recognition guidelines for police agencies

Bill C-11 was the gift that needed returning

CCLA to Minister: Choosing not to be vaccinated should not disentitle you from employment insurance

Fear, Loathing and the Law: Pushing the Limits of Legislating “Good” Behaviour

FAQ: Vaccine Passports

Ontario Government Agrees to Human Rights Groups’ Demands to End Police Access to COVID Database

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