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Instagram, TikTok and YouTube are this century's silver screen. They're the way people stay in touch, share artistry, and learn about the trends and fashions impacting the world they live in.

Before the dawn of the Internet age, people often communicated by writing personal letters to each other. It could be said that such letters served to keep friends and family connected, and provided

It's mid-December, and the holiday season is in full swing: streets are aglow with twinkling lights, you can't turn on the radio without being reminded what Mariah Carey wants for Christmas...

An OnlyFans model known as ‘The Irish Viking' has been named on Ireland's tax defaulters list, having settled a tax liability exceeding €350,000.

With the continued growth of social media, it has become increasingly important for businesses to augment their plans to protect their intellectual property (IP) by developing a strategy for addressing violations of IP and other rights that take place on portals, such as FACEBOOK, TWITTER and EBAY, or blogs.

This third article of the French language requirements in Québec series will address the French language requirements for commercial publications.

A Saskatchewan court awarded $150,000 in damages to a municipal administrator who was defamed on Facebook, establishing that public servants are not immune to harassment and that malicious social media posts about municipal workers come with serious financial consequences. The case examines what constitutes defamation and the substantial impact false accusations can have on municipal employees' professional and personal lives.

On September 1, 2023, Canada's Department of Canadian Heritage published a draft of the highly anticipated Regulations Respecting the Application of the Online News Act, the Duty to Notify and the Request...

On April 27, 2023, Bill C-11, An Act to amend the Broadcasting Act and to make related and consequential amendments to other Acts (the "Online Streaming Act") received Royal...

In this post, Daniel Rabinovitch explores Ontario's courts' increasing acceptance of using text messages as a method of substituted service in legal cases.

In a move to address concerns related to misleading influencer marketing, the Competition Bureau announced late last year that it had sent letters to nearly 100 brands...

The B.C. Supreme Court's recent decision in Pritchard v. Van Nes (2016 BCSC 686) serves not only as a reminder that a poster of defamatory comments on social media can be held liable for the damage caused...

Long-term disability (LTD) benefits provide income replacement if you are unable to work for an extended period due to illness or injury.

A recent Alberta decision has significant implications for how private messages on social media platforms may be accessed in litigation. In Terrigno v Petzold, 2025 ABKB 127...

In its highly anticipated decision, the Divisional Court has dismissed Dr. Jordan Peterson's application for judicial review of the November 2022 decision of the Inquiries, Complaints and Reports...

Is it trademark infringement to put a competitor’s name in a hashtag? What about bidding on search terms or saying a brand name in a video? These digital advertising tactics can improve discoverability and help businesses reach a competitor's audience, but they also come with legal risks

On February 26, 2024, the federal government introduced Bill C-63, entitled An Act to enact the Online Harms Act, to amend the Criminal Code, the Canadian Human Rights Act and an Act respecting...