- PM announces appointment of Chantal Bernier as Interim Privacy Commissioner. http://t.co/VmU7Uffn8s ->
- Award for Bell privacy breach offers little clarity on future PIPEDA damages. http://t.co/dGcig44T4L ->
- Cyberbullying bill won't stop online taunts, critics say. http://t.co/FA5Kkr2DAa ->
- Tiny hobby drones worry privacy czar. http://t.co/LN4bWmpsUQ ->
- Medical marijuana privacy breach due to Health Canada ‘incompetence’, critics say. http://t.co/l7I9ga6Ewm ->
- Conservatives’ overstuffed ‘cyberbullying’ bill enough to make you miss Vic Toews. http://t.co/Abjph5LQ4u ->
- Sask Privacy Commissioner says Pinehouse remiss. http://t.co/gmRRAbvg8T ->
- Banks Forced to Comply With US Regulators Despite Not Being in U.S. http://t.co/5AjKFgGT2R ->
- Federal Privacy Commissioner supports call for internal audit of Correctional Service Canada. http://t.co/jwUGSbLrxr ->
- New Snowden docs show U.S. spied during G20 in Toronto. http://t.co/aBF6Vyw3aC ->
- Web Snooping Laws Return Under the Cover of Cyber-Bullying. http://t.co/xUOS7Oae8w ->
- Privacy watchdog backs cyberbullying bill’s ‘lawful access’ powers. http://t.co/eGT4VE8CTV ->
- Ottawa failing Canadians on cybersecurity, says expert. http://t.co/pdTzIafdwY ->
- Court rebukes CSIS for secretly asking international allies to spy on Canadian terror suspects travelling abroad. http://t.co/Hfee9syjUo ->
- Alcohol And Drug Testing: Where Are We Now? http://t.co/9nvfIslgZ6 ->
- Surveillance Trojan Horse or Big Brother in disguise? http://t.co/EBehZ5Dhyp ->
- Privacy gaffes by feds nothing but inexcusable. http://t.co/6uJZekvJE0 ->
- Canada allowed U.S. to spy on G20 leaders at Toronto summit, top secret documents reveal. http://t.co/MA5a92hXPo ->
- Class-action suit filed over medical pot users' privacy breach. http://t.co/sxaBJaRbiz ->
- U.S. spied at G20 summit in Toronto, CBC finds. http://t.co/vTIRYIgF5A ->
- Jesse Kline: Tories bully Canadians into accepting Internet surveillance bill.http://t.co/kygjH93gfb ->
- Canada knew U.S. spying on G20: CBC report. http://t.co/tyg9D5ltyr ->
- Ban government use of instant messages, access watchdog says. http://t.co/eetudCMnOd ->