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[Note: This is my third in a series of posts on the new Bill C-27 which will reform private sector data protection law in Canada and which will add a new Artificial Intelligence and Data Act. The previous two posts addressed consent and de-identification/anonymization.] In 2018 a furore erupted over media reports that Statistics Canada (StatCan) sought to collect the financial data of a half a million Canadians from Canadian banks to generate statistical data.…

Wednesday, 06 July 2022 09:05

Anonymization and De-identification in Bill C-27

Written by Teresa Scassa
This is the second post in a series on Bill C-27, a bill introduced in Parliament in June 2022 to reform Canada's private sector data protection law. The first post, on consent provisions, is found here. In a data-driven economy, data protection laws are essential to protect privacy. In Canada, the proposed Consumer Privacy Protection Act in Bill C-27 will, if passed, replace the aging Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA) to govern…

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