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Toronto's mayoral by-election officially started last week, with an election day of June 26, 2023. With over two dozen candidates vying to be elected mayor of Canada's largest city, many voters...

To what extend do professionals have the right to express their personal views outside of their professional lives?

In the vibrant landscape of digital entertainment, the realms of gaming and streaming have become more than just a pastime. For many, these platforms offer a lucrative career path...

As you may have heard, Maureen Henry, as reported by CBC News earlier this week, is trying to put some closure on the loss of her son, Dovi, three years after he was found dead.

The Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act ("PIPEDA") is the federal privacy law for private-sector organizations.

While the summer has come and gone, employees’ photos of their summer activities may not be.

In the recent decision of CEP, Local 64 v Corner Brook Pulp and Paper Limited, 2013 CanLII 87573, a Newfoundland arbitrator found that comments posted on an employee’s Facebook page constituted sufficient grounds for dismissal.

Both in the U.S. and in Canada, advertising of prescription pharmaceutical products is highly regulated and can raise various challenges, which are heightened in the context of social media.

The British Columbia Supreme Court has approved a $51-million settlement agreement in the class action lawsuit Douez v Facebook, Inc., 2022 BCSC 914. The lawsuit arose from allegations that Facebook.

The $6 million verdict against Meta and YouTube was returned by a jury in a Los Angeles County courtroom on March 26, 2026, in the case of P. F, et al (K.G.M) v. Meta Platforms, Inc, et al.

The Privacy Commissioner of Canada and other international data protection authorities recently issued a joint statement urging websites and social media platforms to do more to protect...

There is very little that can be done to stop somebody from setting up a fake site on social media such as Facebook. When it does happen, it can be difficult to have it taken down and even more difficult to undo the damage that may have been done to an individual or organization and their reputation.

Intralinks' article, Social media is changing M&A, discusses how social media platforms are surpassing their purpose as an easy way to keep in touch to become useful tools in deal-making strategies.

Over a year has passed since October 15, 2017, the date that Alyssa Milano famously tweeted #MeToo, as a show of support for those who asserted they were sexually harassed ...

To assist employers, the Office of the Information & Privacy Commissioner for British Columbia recently published an updated guideline.

In a recent arbitration decision, Centre de la petite enfance Allô mon ami c. Le Syndicat de la Nouvelle Union (CSQ), 2015 QCTA 749, the question was once again tackled.

The reporter had approached the employee and informed her of problems a member of the board of the employer had encountered prior to working for the employer.