On the recordJune 17, 2026
The new privacy bill is pretty explicit that if in collecting information, the harms outweigh the benefits, then it will contravene the act.
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Evan Solomon
Liberal Party of Canada
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thestar.comEditor's note · Context
On the implications of the new privacy bill.
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