IAB Canada is thrilled to have been awarded “Most Impactful Product/Service in Privacy” award at the inaugural PICCASO Privacy awards ceremony in Toronto June 11.
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The fate of C-27 has seen some productive progress within the INDU Committee who are knee deep into the clause-by-clause examination of the Bill. Meanwhile south of the border the US the privacy patchwork continues to grow with 16 enacted state laws and upwards of ten more states working to pass their own legislation.
Read MorePrivacy Continues to Heat UpPrivacy professionals are gathering from all corners of our country for the annual IAPP Canada Privacy Symposium in Toronto. This year’s conference will undoubtedly focus on the status of the federal Bill C-27 (which is heading…
Read MoreLast week IAB Canada gathered the Toronto community for an intimate, unplugged, no-nonsense spotlight on the latest star of the tech stack – the clean room. While the winter storm of the season was brewing outside, inside was heated with…
Read MoreAfter two years in development, yesterday the IAB Tech Lab announced that the Global Privacy Platform (GPP) has been finalized and is ready for industry adoption. This true industry initiative was born out of the collaboration the Global Privacy Working…
Read MoreAt yesterday’s State of the Nation event, we were thrilled to bring you the news that, after two years of collaboration with technical, legal and policy experts around the globe, the IAB Tech Lab has officially launched the Global Privacy…
Read MoreToday, IAB’s Legal Affairs Council released their Cross-Jurisdiction Privacy Project (CJPP) Compendium, titled “Privacy Laws & Digital Advertising: Multi-jurisdictional Overview and Implications,” which examines the privacy laws of 11 countries – Australia, Brazil, Canada, China, India, Israel, Japan, Mexico, Nigeria,…
Read MoreIAB gathered over 150 legal experts from eleven jurisdictions around the globe to examine how jurisdiction-specific privacy laws apply to the digital advertising industry. This team of privacy rock stars from nations including Singapore, Nigeria, Brazil, Australia, and Canada have…
Read MoreAs summer begins to heat up, so are the conversations around Canadian privacy legislation.In Commissioner Daniel Therrien’s 30-page response to ISED’s proposed Bill C-11, he made it clear that he does not like what he sees and believes the Bill…
Read MoreCurrent Status of CPPA – Letter to Government Urging Movement on Bill C-11 With the proposed Bill C-11 – otherwise known as the CPPA – industry is preparing for an amended privacy legislation that introduces stronger protections for citizens as well as substantial fines for failure to…
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