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  1. Punjab-origin truck driver gets 6-year jail term in Canada for fatal crash while playing game on phone

    A Canada-based truck driver of Punjab origin has been sentenced to six years in prison after pleading guilty…
    #Canada ##CanadianLaw ##MontrealAccident ##TrafficFatality ##TruckCrash #BaljeetSinghCase #CellPhoneSafety #DangerousDriving #DistractedDriving #ManslaughterCharges #QuebecCourt
    europesays.com/canada/233919/

  2. FYI: Firms could face 5% revenue fines for re-identifying data in Canada: Indictable offences in Bill C-36 carry caps of at least C$25 million for ad tech firms holding Canadian data, above the civil tier. What conduct triggers them? ppc.land/firms-could-face-5-re #DataPrivacy #CanadianLaw #AdTech #DataProtection #BillC36

  3. Canadian regulators find ChatGPT privacy rules broken from the start: Four Canadian privacy regulators find ChatGPT's GPT-3.5 and GPT-4 models breached federal and provincial privacy laws on consent, accuracy, and data retention. ppc.land/canadian-regulators-f #PrivacyLaw #ChatGPT #DataProtection #AIRegulation #CanadianLaw

  4. The Supreme Court of Canada is delaying its ruling on a landmark privacy case involving Facebook's role in the 2010s Cambridge Analytica scandal.

    cbc.ca/news/politics/supreme-c

  5. OpenAI States New Protocols Would Have Flagged Tumbler Ridge Shooter to Police

    OpenAI states new rules would have reported Tumbler Ridge shooter to police. Learn why this matters for AI safety and government rules in Canada.

    #OpenAI, #TumblerRidge, #AISafety, #CanadianLaw, #ChatGPT

    newsletter.tf/openai-tumbler-r

  6. OpenAI's new safety rules mean the Tumbler Ridge shooter's activity would have been reported to police. This is a big change from their past actions.

    #OpenAI, #TumblerRidge, #AISafety, #CanadianLaw, #ChatGPT

    newsletter.tf/openai-tumbler-r

  7. Solving the digital sovereignty “…issue starts with legal solutions that modernize Canadian privacy and data governance laws. This has two obvious benefits. First, our woefully outdated laws pre-date today’s social media and AI companies, meaning we desperately need rules, penalties and enforcement powers that are better able to counter today’s privacy risks….
    #privacy #canadianlaw
    michaelgeist.ca/2025/12/the-ca

  8. Politicians claim denying people bail and keeping them in jail until their trial will make things safer. And yet: there is no credible evidence that releasing someone on bail increases crime. #CanadianLaw

    thetyee.ca/Opinion/2025/10/21/

  9. “ #Canada and #Mexico should jointly push to remove both Sections 19.17.2 and 19.17.3 from the #digital #trade chapter so that #socialmedia #companies can safely be held liable for the #content they disseminate, as allowable in #Canadianlaw.” www.policyalternatives.ca/news-researc...

    Canada’s fight over digital so...

  10. Have you ever been surprised by the true value of a pension during a divorce?
    Pension division can be a hidden challenge, and understanding your rights under Canadian law is key. I’d love to hear your thoughts or experiences—drop a comment below!
    Dive deeper into the process here: to.dtsw.ca/g04RlN
    #DivorceLaw #PensionValuation #CanadianLaw

  11. Did you know that HBP repayment rules can significantly impact your divorce settlement? It’s critical to understand how these personal debts are handled to ensure fairness.

    Have you or someone you know faced challenges with HBP repayment during a separation? Share your thoughts or experiences below—we’d love to hear from you!

    Dive deeper into navigating these changes with our detailed guide: to.dtsw.ca/SmartDivorceHomeBuy
    #DivorceFinance #HBPRepayment #CanadianLaw

  12. The jury in a sexual assault case against five former world junior hockey players in London, Ontario, has been discharged. The case is now proceeding with just a judge. On Thursday, a juror sent a note to the judge that outlined concerns that two defence lawyers were whispering to each other and laughing "as if they are discussing our [jurors'] appearance" as they entered the courtroom. All five defence teams asked for a mistrial or for the jury to be discharged, citing perceived "prejudice" of the jurors against the defence. Here's more from @cbcnews on the many problems that have plagued the high-profile prosecution, including an earlier mistrial caused by a defence lawyer talking to a juror during a lunch break.

    flip.it/JTRcqC

    #Canada #CanadaNews #Hockey #Law #CanadianLaw #Sport #WorldJuniorHockey

  13. Probationary clauses in Ontario employment contracts….what are they good for? Absolutely nothing! Say it again! #law #canadianlaw

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