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Last week, the Supreme Court of Canada, in Google v. Equustek Solutions Inc., ruled that Google could be ordered by a Canadian court to delist worldwide the website of an organization...

The Supreme Court of Canada has agreed to hear Google's appeal of a worldwide injunction forcing it to block certain infringing websites from its search results.

The Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada recently released a preliminary report upholding a complaint that the requirement for Law School Admissions Test applicants to provide a thumbprint for identification purposes violates PIPEDA.

As mentioned in our recent bulletin, the Ontario government is in the process of developing the framework for a modern, competitive iGaming market in the province that welcomes private operators...

This is the third post in a series dealing with promotional activities in which a user of a website or mobile app is requested to provide e-mail addresses of their contacts or allow access to the user’s address book for the purpose of sending an e-mail invitation to a contact of the user.

British Columbia legislature was altered to streamline processes and permit certain disclosures under the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act.

Court recognizes exemptions from language requirements may be justified where they impose disproportionate economic burdens

While retailers are liable for the accuracy of the prices they advertise, there have been instances in which Québec courts have allowed retailers to successfully allege a pricing error.

The commercial utility of cookies, and other online tracking devices that store information about a user between Internet browsing sessions, has helped make them a nearly ubiquitous feature of websites worldwide.

In "Bissoon-Dath v. Sony Computer Entertainment America, Inc.", the US District Court for the Northern District of California granted summary judgment in favour of Sony in a copyright dispute over the popular "God of War" video game.

The Supreme Court of Canada recently issued its decision Google v Equustek (2017 SCC 34) upholding the British Columbia Court of Appeal's decision...

In the long-awaited second part of its decision establishing rates for the communication of music over the Internet, the Copyright Board determined Friday that broadcasters’ online use of music should attract essentially the same liability as their traditional broadcasts.

This case is an instructive example.

The Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (“CRTC”) launched its National Do Not Call (“DNC”) List on September 30, 2008.

Canada’s Anti-Spam Legislation (CASL) has been a long time coming.

The principal suspect of the San Bernardino shooting created a password to lock his phone which has its data encrypted.

Just before the holidays, the Investment Industry Regulatory Organization of Canada ("IIROC") – a national organization that regulates securities dealers operating in Canada - released two cybersecurity guides to assist dealers...