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CRIMINAL JUSTICE National Security Police Powers, Use of Force & Police Accountability Police Transparency, Oversight & Accountability Refugees & Immigration

Long Overdue Review and Complaints Body for Canadian Border Services and Mounties Welcomed by Rights Advocates

OTTAWA – Civil society groups are welcoming the adoption of Bill C-20 and the long-overdue…

CCLANovember 12, 2024

CRIMINAL JUSTICE Device Searches PRESS RELEASES PRIVACY Reasonable Expectations of Privacy Search & Seizure Search & Seizure

CCLA on R. v. Pike and Scott

TORONTO — Shakir Rahim, Director of the Criminal Justice Program of the Canadian Civil Liberties Association,…

CCLAAugust 12, 2024

Artificial Intelligence PRIVACY Surveillance & Technology

Guest Blog: AI Policymakers Should Encourage Video Notice Supplements to Support Meaningful Consent Online

The design of an online consent process is vital to ensuring individuals can decide about…

CCLAJune 28, 2024

Device Searches DNA Forensics PRIVACY Search & Seizure

Privacy Rights in the Workplace: The Fruits of a Search Cannot be Used to Justify an Unreasonable Privacy Violation

Privacy rights protected under s. 8 of the Charter require that the State assess whether…

Anaïs Bussières McNicollJune 21, 2024

PRIVACY Privacy Law Reform

CCLA Joins Other Organizations to Urge Federal Political Parties to Accept that Privacy Laws Apply to Them

Federal political parties, like everyone else in Canada, must respect Canadians’ privacy rights.

Anaïs Bussières McNicollJune 11, 2024

Artificial Intelligence Face Surveillance PRIVACY Privacy Law Reform Surveillance & Technology

CCLA Joins Call from Civil Society to Withdraw AIDA from Bill C-27

AIDA is a disaster for privacy and human rights. The Parliamentary process is a disaster…

CCLAApril 25, 2024

CRIMINAL JUSTICE Device Searches PRESS RELEASES PRIVACY Privacy Law Reform Reasonable Expectations of Privacy

CCLA Intervening before Ontario Court of Appeal to Oppose Standardless Limitless Searches of Personal Electronic Devices at Border

The Canadian Civil Liberties Association will appear this week before the Court of Appeal for…

CCLAApril 15, 2024

Device Searches PRESS RELEASES PRIVACY Privacy Law Reform Reasonable Expectations of Privacy

Supreme Court of Canada rules Police Now Required to Obtain Warrants for IP Address Access

Following the Supreme Court of Canada's decision in Bykovets, Noa Mendelsohn Aviv, Executive Director and…

CCLAMarch 1, 2024

PRESS RELEASES PRIVACY

CCLA Reacts to Supreme Court Ruling

TORONTO — Noa Mendelsohn Aviv, Executive Director of the Canadian Civil Liberties Association, reacted to…

CCLAFebruary 5, 2024

Artificial Intelligence PRIVACY

CCLA’s submission for generative AI and copyright consultation

In October 2023, the Government of Canada, as part of a broader effort to modernize…

Daniel KonikoffJanuary 17, 2024

PRIVACY

Long Overdue Review and Complaints Body for Canadian Border Services and Mounties Welcomed by Rights Advocates

CCLA on R. v. Pike and Scott

Privacy Rights in the Workplace: The Fruits of a Search Cannot be Used to Justify an Unreasonable Privacy Violation

CCLA Joins Other Organizations to Urge Federal Political Parties to Accept that Privacy Laws Apply to Them

CCLA Joins Call from Civil Society to Withdraw AIDA from Bill C-27

CCLA Intervening before Ontario Court of Appeal to Oppose Standardless Limitless Searches of Personal Electronic Devices at Border

Supreme Court of Canada rules Police Now Required to Obtain Warrants for IP Address Access

CCLA Reacts to Supreme Court Ruling

CCLA’s submission for generative AI and copyright consultation

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