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Scientific advances provide hopeful front page news these days. Data, and in some cases a complete lack of data, affect how headlines are shaped in both life sciences and high technology.

As Canadian employers anxiously await the "re-opening" of the local economy, they face numerous legal and logistical challenges.

Norton Rose Fulbright, cabinet d'avocats mondial, a lancé aujourd'hui un rapport* d'analyse des enjeux en matière de réglementation et de politiques découlant du traçage de contacts en lien avec la COVID-19 dans 16 régions.

Transparency and quick information flow are essential during a public health emergency, and privacy rules may be viewed as a barrier to health providers doing their job.

With the hope that the COVID-19 vaccine will be more readily available to Canadians in the coming months, employers are beginning to consider what the vaccine rollout means for return to work planning.

As we hunker down in our home offices and try to protect ourselves from the ravages of COVID-19, it is worth remembering that, in addition to the threats posed by the virus. we are also increasingly at risk.

On July 13, 2020, the Quebec government announced that the wearing of face coverings in public places would become mandatory as of Saturday, July 18, 2020.

As we transition to new ways of working in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic, social distancing and other measures to prevent transmission of COVID-19 have become priorities in the workplace.

The Lieutenant Governor in Council has declared a state of public health emergency in Alberta due to COVID-19. As a result, a minister may make an order without consultation to suspend or modify the application of legislation.

Yesterday, the Canadian Competition Bureau published updated guidance on both its enforcement approach to competitor collaborations that are designed to ensure the supply of products and services critical to Canadians ...

The Guarantees Acknowledgement Act (Alberta) has been amended to permit two-way video conferencing and counterpart execution for any certificate(s) required to be completed thereunder.

The Québec government announced that economic activity will resume in the next week or so in the following three business sectors — retail, manufacturing and construction, as follows:

On March 1, 2021, new public health measures to limit the spread of COVID-19 went into effect in Ontario. These measures represent the Government of Ontario ...

In less than two months, Canada has gone from recording its first presumptive case of COVID-19 to declaring states of emergencies across the country.

For companies developing healthcare artificial intelligence ("AI") solutions, a lot of quality input data is essential to allow the AI to learn fast and provide useful output.

On August 13th, 2020, the Ontario government launched a public consultation to improve and enhance the province's privacy protection laws (the "Consultation").

We are feeling the damaging impact of the rapid spread of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.