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PIPEDA Compliance: What Canadian Businesses Actually Have to Do
Ten principles, a breach register almost nobody keeps, and the question of whether PIPEDA even applies to you. A practical read of the federal privacy law.
Alberta Health Information Act: Custodian Obligations in Practice
HIA asks for something no other Canadian privacy law does — the highest level of anonymity possible — and requires you to file privacy impact assessments before you go live.
FOIP Compliance for Alberta Public Bodies: Access, Privacy and Security
Alberta has split access and privacy into two separate Acts. What that means for public bodies, and the security duties that carried across unchanged.
Quebec Law 25: The Requirements Most Organisations Miss
Privacy by default, a named privacy officer, mandatory assessments before crossing the border, and a private right of action. Law 25 is the strictest regime in Canada.
PHIPA Compliance in Ontario: A Health Custodian's Checklist
Circle of care, the electronic audit requirement, and the snooping provisions that made Ontario the most enforced health privacy jurisdiction in Canada.
BC PIPA: Privacy Obligations for Private Organisations in British Columbia
BC PIPA covers employee information in a way PIPEDA does not, and its breach rules changed. What private organisations in British Columbia owe.
Manitoba PHIA: Personal Health Information Obligations Explained
Manitoba was first in Canada with dedicated health privacy legislation. Trustee duties, the security requirements, and what a smaller clinic actually has to produce.
Bill C-26 and the CCSPA: What Designated Operators Must Prepare For
A cyber security programme, supply chain risk management, rapid incident reporting and binding government directions. What Canadian critical infrastructure should build now.
Breach Notification in Canada: Who You Must Tell, and How Fast
Federal, Alberta, Quebec, Ontario and the health statutes all set different triggers and different recipients. A single map of who gets told what.
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