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News & Views

PACC President appears before Parliamentary Committee Studying Bill C-26

01/Feb/2024

House of Commons

PACC President Sharon Polsky MAPP appeared today before the House of Commons’ Standing Committee on Public Safety and National Security to take part in the Committee's study of Bill C-26, An Act respecting cyber security, amending the telecommunications act and making consequential amendments to other acts. The Bill provides sweeping powers to compel information sharing, but … [Read more...] about PACC President appears before Parliamentary Committee Studying Bill C-26

Canada’s tech policies and priorities aren’t doing enough to make citizens safer online

18/Jan/2024

Canada’s digital charter carried a core promise of keeping Canadians safe and secure online when it was announced in 2019. Yet, it appears to have become a legislative version of vapourware – a product announced, never to be released. Not one of the charter’s underlying bills has become law. The government even initially refused to share many … [Read more...] about Canada’s tech policies and priorities aren’t doing enough to make citizens safer online

Will Bill S-210 prevent minors from accessing pornography?

16/Jan/2024

Age verification warning

(Version française disponible ici) A bill making its way through Parliament would force operators of pornographic sites to ensure that Canadians browsing their platforms are adults. This is one of the major objectives of Bill S-210, drafted and passed by the Senate and now to be examined in committee by federal MPs. Should the bill make the final steps to become law, those in … [Read more...] about Will Bill S-210 prevent minors from accessing pornography?

Principles for the responsible development and use of generative AI

07/Dec/2023

Federal, provincial and territorial privacy authorities have launched a set of principles to advance the responsible, trustworthy and privacy-protective development and use of generative artificial intelligence (AI) technologies in Canada. AI is an advanced form of information processing created for the purpose of automating and/or enhancing the performance of human tasks. … [Read more...] about Principles for the responsible development and use of generative AI

Personal Information and Privacy Glossary

06/Dec/2023

Glossary

A collaboration between the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada and Public Services and Procurement Canada’s Translation Bureau and Access to Information and Privacy Directorate has resulted in the publication of a Personal Information and Privacy Glossary. It was created with the goal of disseminating and standardizing the terminology used in the field of privacy … [Read more...] about Personal Information and Privacy Glossary

New AI-related guidance for Alberta Health Info Custodians

30/Nov/2023

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The Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner (OIPC) for Alberta is responding to the increasing use of artificial intelligence (AI) by providing guidance regarding AI to custodians, as defined in the Health Information Act (HIA) and its regulation.The new guidance on the use of AI is particularly focused on small custodians in the health sector and is available … [Read more...] about New AI-related guidance for Alberta Health Info Custodians

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