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In the decision of Loan Away Inc. v. Facebook Canada Ltd.[1], the Ontario Court of Appeal upheld the enforceability of the social media platform's California forum selection...

"Online harms have real world impact with tragic, even fatal, consequences", begins Canadian Heritage's announcement of Bill C-63, the Online Harms Act...

Social media can help businesses appear open and accessible to customers and investors.

This year is shaping up to be an important year for Canadian democracy. The Ontario provincial election is slated to take place on Feb. 27, 2025...

When a U.S. software company scraped billions of public photos and provided them to third parties, including law enforcement, a Canadian Court answered – what does this mean for Canadians' online privacy?

I'll bet anything that your eyes just glazed over when you read the title of this blog.

As children's privacy becomes a defining regulatory priority in 2026, organizations face an increasingly complex web of obligations spanning federal frameworks, age-appropriate design codes, and emerging enforcement actions. From Canada's anticipated Children's Privacy Code to the UK's multimillion-dollar fines and the FTC's intensified COPPA enforcement, the landscape demands that any entity collecting minors' data understand how consent thresholds, age assurance mechanisms

In September 2025, the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada (the "OPC"), together with its counterparts in Alberta, British Columbia, and Quebec (collectively, the "Offices"), commenced an investigation into the privacy practices of TikTok.

User-generated content (UGC) has become one of the key components of the Web 2.0 environment. UGC raises a number of issues and risks relating to copyright and screen scraping.

The use of social media to advertise regulated products, such as pharmaceuticals and medical devices, can be very powerful, but is also fraught with risk.

It is undeniable that social media has transformed the way individuals interact with one another. In 2018, 64% of Canadians had a social media profile, 50% of whom were registered on more than one social media site.

Bill C-22 is a standalone bill that revisits the lawful access provisions contained in Parts 14 and 15 of Bill C-2, the Strong Borders...

Google Inc. v. Equustek Solutions Inc., et al., the long-running case involving a court's ability to restrict online search results, and Google's obligations to restrict search results has finally reached the Supreme Court of Canada (SCC).

The Siskinds Privacy, Cyber and Data Governance team is focused on providing businesses and professionals with monthly updates on technology, privacy, and artificial intelligence (A.I.) laws in both the U.S. and Canada.

Last month, the Siskinds Privacy, Cyber and Data Governance team introduced our Privacy Pulse series, focused on providing businesses and professionals with monthly updates on the world of technology...

The England and Wales High Court recently granted an interlocutory injunction restraining former employees from, among other things, using confidential information gained through the employer’s LinkedIn groups in their new competing business.

In March 2018, we published an article titled "What Can the Law Do About 'Deepfake'?", discussing the proliferation of deepfake videos and several causes of action that may be taken against those who create and propagate deepfake material on the internet.

There are many different ways to connect and communicate with shareholders: press releases, SEDAR filings, earnings calls, road shows, the list goes on.