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With all of our training, precedents and rules, lawyers tend to be the last to adapt to new technologies.

Social media offers a platform for the sharing of information; however, the use of social media presents unique and significant legal challenges and potential liability...

Social media marketing is a powerful resource for brands, but the line between what is private and personal and what is commercial is becoming increasingly blurred.

Bill C-16, the Protecting Victims Act, would redefine "Internet service" to clarify that the Mandatory Reporting Act applies to all types of Internet services...

L'« érablanchement' » (en anglais « maple washing » et « maple glazing ») est un concept qui fait fureur à l'heure actuelle et qui gagne en popularité en ligne et dans les médias :

Bill C-34, Canada's Safe Social Media Act, proposes sweeping regulations for social media platforms, AI chatbots, and online services through a new Digital Safety Commission. Drawing from the EU's Digital Services Act, Australia's social media age restrictions, and U.S. state AI chatbot laws, the legislation would impose age verification requirements, mandate harmful content labeling, and establish crisis intervention protocols for AI systems that detect self-harm ideation.

Companies spend large amounts of time, effort and money in developing and promoting their brands.

La sécurité des élections est actuellement l'un des sujets d'actualité de prédilection dans les milieux politiques, notamment en raison des ingérences étrangères dans les élections américaines de 2016 et des allégations non fondées de fraude électorale au cours des élections américaines suivantes de 2020.

The Post v. Hillier trilogy of cases is important in demonstrating the serious consequences individuals can face for failure to comply with court orders in civil actions.

It will come as no surprise that social media usage has continued to climb since COVID-19 hit. Influencers offer brands the opportunity to engage with wider audiences, quickly, with content being recorded at home more easily.

On February 3, 2021, the Privacy Commissioner of Canada (OPC), the Commission d'accès à l'information du Québec (CAI), the Information and Privacy Commissioner for British Columbia (OIPC BC), ...

The global pandemic has made things increasingly complicated for amateur sports. This has been particularly challenging for high performance athletes in Canada to navigate.

The emergence of a multitude of social media sites such as Facebook and Twitter materially affects brand owners.

The internet and the opportunities created by social media for business present many new challenges for employers and those involved in management of organizations.

Canada's long-anticipated Digital Services Tax Act (Act) was introduced into Parliament on November 30, 2023 as part of Bill C-59.

In the wake of the recently announced Canadian AI strategy, Mark Carney’s Liberal government is beginning to lay the groundwork for a regulatory framework designed to build and maintain public trust.

Social media can be defined as user generated content that is shared over the Internet, and technologies that promote engagement, sharing, and collaboration.

In a May 8, 2025 decision, Justice Colin C. J. Feasby of the Court of King's Bench of Alberta considered whether Alberta's privacy...