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We are pleased to present the fifth issue of Discovery, our very own legal publication targeted to educational institutions in Atlantic Canada.

6 Common Signs Of A Bogus Email.

Have you ever received spam emails from a friend who has passed away? Or been reminded by Facebook of a deceased schoolmate's birthday?

As the value of bitcoins continues to soar, there has been increased interest in whether cryptocurrencies may one day replace traditional currencies.

Canada has taken steps in response to the passage of national security legislation for Hong Kong.

Our previous alert regarding changes to Canada's Anti-Spam Legislation ("CASL") previewed two important changes that were to come into effect as of July 1, 2017:

Managing the risks and ways to protect your assets in an online world

Imran Ahmad, Partner and National Leader of the Cybersecurity Law Practice at Miller Thomson LLP, evaluates how the privacy law landscape operates in Canada, how this relates to cyber security...

Regina lawyer Kristél Kriel will discuss how municipalities can respond effectively to cyberattacks at an upcoming webinar designed to replicate a real cyber incident.

Max Jarvie was interviewed for a recent article in Canadian Lawyer magazine focusing on the release of the federal government’s artificial intelligence strategy, which outlines a legislative plan that attempts...

In this webinar (in English and French), Vanessa Coiteux, Danielle Miller Olofsson and Marjorie Bouchard discuss the top trends in cybersecurity for 2023. They provide practical examples...

David Krebs was featured on Information Morning – NS with Portia Clark, discussing the role of a breach coach in the wake of the Nova Scotia Power cyber incident.

The Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions (OSFI) Canada has published an Advisory of application to all federally regulated financial institutions (FRFI) ...

As the latest Lawyers Alert makes clear, the legal profession navigates a wide range of issues – including cybersecurity, compensation plans, marketing and demographics – that don't always come...

Canadian municipalities of all sizes are in the nascent phase of a complex and potentially confusing journey toward the "smart city."

Waves of smart clothing will be hitting the market in the coming years. A variation on the Internet of Things, the Internet of Clothes (IoC), will have its own unique issues.

On June 14, I gave my annual presentation to the Toronto computer Lawyers' Group on "The year in review in Computer, Internet and E-Commerce Law".