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In November, the Canadian Radio-Television and Telecommunications Commission offered advice on how to comply with the complexities of Section 8 of Canada's Anti-Spam Legislation.

On June 18, Canada passed the Digital Privacy Act, which issued a number of amendments to existing privacy legislation.

On December 11, 2015, the Canadian Council of Chief Executives, a not-for-profit organization composed of CEOs from Canadian companies, announced plans to establish a not-for-profit organization...

On April 1, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced that Canada will jointly lead two Nuclear Security Summit ("NSS") "gift baskets."

Technology-based cyber defences are essential for every enterprise today – but they're never enough.

Pre-Breach: Develop formal information governance structure...

The 2014 New Year’s resolution of ICANN, divine ruler of the Internet, is to give poor old .com and its 120 million registered domains some back-up. As we speak, ICANN is rolling out hundreds of new gTLDs (generic Top Level Domains) to create an exponential increase in new domain name selection, and consequently, an equivalent increase in domain registrations potentially competitive with your brand

​When an idea sparks a great marketing initiative, one may easily get carried away with the creative and forget the legal aspects.

School Boards, School Board Foundations and School Councils are reminded that Canada's Anti-Spam Legislation takes effect on July 1, 2014.

The Competition Bureau has published the Deceptive Marketing Practices Digest to assist in promoting a better understanding of the relevant provisions of the Competition Act...

Canada’s new Anti-Spam Legislation is one of the strictest in the world.

This video is an introduction to the Internet of Things and provides some insight on the legal aspects related to the use of this technology.

When Parliament was prorogued, a number of technology-related bills died on the order paper.

Brett Slaney, Blakes Patent Agent, and Matt Ratto, Associate Professor at the University of Toronto, provide some insight on the Internet of Things and touch on some of the benefits and potential pitfalls that accompany the use of this technology.

This observation is unavoidable when examining the recent judicial saga involving Google and the issues related to delisting.

Earlier this week, IIROC announced that it has reached an agreement with the TMX Group to employ its Surveillance Technology Enhancement Platform (STEP) to provide single-market monitoring services to the TSX and TSX-V.

In June, the Standing Senate Committee on Banking, Trade and Commerce issued a report on cryptocurrencies.