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ARTICLE · 23 JUNE 2014

Client Update: One Final Reminder - Are You Ready For Anti-Spam?

Any entity that uses email, text messages or social networks to promote their products and services should take note of CASL and its accompanying regulations.

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Any individual, business or organization that uses email, text messages or social networks to promote their products and services should take note of Canada's Anti-Spam Legislation and its accompanying regulations. Effective July 1, 2014, the new law will regulate electronic interaction and communication between businesses and their customers – existing or potential.

SPAM – Commercial Electronic Messages

The law creates a broad prohibition on sending, causing or permitting to be sent any type of commercial electronic message (CEM) without the express or implied consent of the recipient. CEMs must also identify the sender and their contact information as well as include an unsubscribe function. Any electronic message sent for the purpose of encouraging participation in a commercial activity, regardless of whether there is an expectation of profit, may be subject to the law's requirements. 

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