Privacy

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Canada can’t regulate Big Tech by trusting Big Tech

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Canada can stop surveillance pricing before it reaches the checkout

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Ottawa’s AI strategy is built to inspire trust, not protect Canadians

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Canada should keep its data out of U.S. hands

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Children’s privacy is now critical infrastructure in the AI era

Doctor at a keyboard.

AI scribes in health care raise risks for patients and privacy

A driver at the wheel of a car, putting a finger to the touchscreen in the dashboard.

Yes, those Chinese EVs will be spying on us — just like all the other cars already do

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What Ottawa can do to protect Canadians from cybercrime

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Canada’s health data is flowing abroad while Ottawa stalls on AI rules

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Canada’s outdated laws leave spyware oversight dangerously weak

How Canada could achieve digital sovereignty

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A safer online experience doesn’t require sacrificing privacy

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Canada must end financial discrimination against sex workers

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Online Harms Act: a step in the right direction to protect Canadians online

Canada’s tech policies and priorities aren’t doing enough to make citizens safer online

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Can openness stop digital platforms from exploiting users?

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