The Sidewalk Labs project is meant to develop a swath of prime Toronto waterfront property and outfit it with high-tech innovations that are expected to change how people live, work and play within the smart community and beyond. Continue reading →

The proposed Quayside project has raised many privacy and data concerns because it involves a slew of high-tech innovations that are expected to change how people live, work and play within the smart community and beyond. Continue reading →

A spokeswoman for federal Privacy Commissioner Daniel Therrien said the office had not looked specifically at online marijuana sales. Continue reading →

Urine tests are intrusive and don’t detect cannabis intoxication very well. But what if testing for workplace impairment looked completely different? Continue reading →

An obscure EU privacy law could change the Internet, from social media to targeted ads. Continue reading →

A new proposal by the Liberals to have political parties enforce their own privacy policies is ‘a joke,’ experts tell Global News. Continue reading →

Canada must adopt rules that make privacy the default, Ontario’s former privacy commissioner says. Continue reading →

In homes, workplaces and other private spaces across the country there is a security risk hanging over the heads of many Canadians – wireless surveillance cameras left unsecured. Continue reading →

A New Brunswick woman was shocked after Global News contacted her to inform her that personal information she had shared with Immigration Canada was sent to a man in Ontario. Continue reading →