
Digital Privacy Act tabled in Senate
Brief | April 8, 2014
The federal government on Tuesday announced it has introduced the new Digital Privacy Act in the Senate, which, among other things, proposes fining companies up to $100,000 for not informing Canadians when their personal data is breached.
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