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Cyberbullying and other forms of harassment are an all too common part of online life.

Is social media the new Big Tobacco or is it simply the price of living in a hyper connected world?

Social media sites such as Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn are powerful business tools for marketing products and services and building brand recognition.

The Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO) is proposing to prohibit the use of athletes and celebrities from internet gambling advertising and marketing in Ontario.

In a previous post, we discussed the events which led to the sports community's use of the hashtag #WhereIsPengShuai.

Controversy erupted at the 2026 Australian Open tennis tournament this week after match umpires instructed World No. 1s Carlos Alcaraz and Aryna Sabalenka, as well as World No. 2 Jannik Sinner...

Social media has changed the way we do business by connecting us online to buy goods and services from each other.

When a cloud privacy breach occurs in Canada, what happens? In some cases, businesses are subject to mandatory breach notification requirements.

Canada’s Federal Privacy Commissioner Jennifer Stoddart today released a position paper which offers a roadmap for modernizing Canada’s federal private-sector privacy law, Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA), so that it more effectively tackles current and future privacy issues.

Two privacy class actions earlier this year have pitted technology giants Facebook Inc. and Apple Inc. against Canadian consumers who allege privacy violations.

A recent UN study reveals that rapid growth of social networks and e-commerce platforms has driven financial inclusion, economic activity and security in practically all countries and in particular China.

One of the emerging threats in the digital era is online security breaches.

On March 9, 2017, the CSA released Staff Notice 51-348 Staff's Review of Social Media Used by Reporting Issuers, which summarizes staff's findings and disclosure expectations...

Ever since the days that employment law was referred to as "master and servant" law, employees have owed various common-law duties and, for some employees, fiduciary obligations to their employer.

Quebec's A. Lassonde Inc. has been selling fruit and vegetable juices under the Oasis brand for over 45 years throughout Canada.

A new proposed federal law would make it a crime to distribute "intimate images" without the consent of the subject of those images; however, the new law would also create new police powers and procedures that go well beyond the context of cyberbullying to cover a broad range of online activity associated with other crimes

On December 19, 2019, the Competition Bureau – the government entity charged with ensuring businesses comply with the Competition Act – sent ...