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Clinique canadienne Samuelson-Glushko de politique Internet et d'intérêt public
25 juin 2026
Comparing the Safe Social Media Act to CIPPIC’s Previous Positions
Bill C-34 responds to some of CIPPIC’s earlier recommendations, but leaves major concerns unresolved. The bill narrows some risks, while leaving too much power with platforms, regulators, and Cabinet to shape the law’s real reach after the fact.
15 juin 2026
Bill C-36: The Government Proposes a New Private-Sector Privacy Law
Bill C-36 promises long-overdue privacy reform, replacing PIPEDA with stronger rights language, tougher enforcement, and new data-governance tools. But weakened regulator independence, “valid” rather than “meaningful” consent, and constrained remedies undercut its rights-based promise for Canadians.
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