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ITBusiness.ca, January 11, 2005
Telus case calls role of Privacy Commissioner into question
by by Shane Schick
1/11/2005 5:00:00 PM - After an appeals court supports Matthew Englander's right to keep his name out of the phone book, experts are left wondering what power the federal office really has. Also: where PIPEDA fits in
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Computer Dealer News, April 16, 2004, Vol. 20, No. 6
Making PIPEDA work
by Paolo Del Nibletto
Can/Am task force develops a privacy compliance framework for solution providers and businesses.
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Get the AICPA/CICA Privacy Framework document.
CPAC Talk Politics with Ken Rockburn
What is PIPEDA?
Ken Rockburn speaks with Ian Turnbull, Director of the Canadian Privacy Institute, and Kathy Tuitt, co-founder of eQuest Systems Inc., about PIPEDA.
Introduction - What is PIPEDA? (WMV-:44)
Step 1: Designate a Privacy Office (WMV-:34)
Step 2: Identify Purposes for Collection and Use of Information (WMV-:43)
Step 3: What Information Can I Still Use? (WMV-:37)
Step 4: Managing Consent
(WMV-:53)
CJOH TV Special Report
What is PIPEDA?
Ian Turnbull, Director of the Canadian Privacy Institute, and Kathy Tuitt, co-founder of eQuest Systems Inc., provide information regarding PIPEDA in this video clip.
What is PIPEDA? (WMV-:28)
01/20/2004 - IT Business
Life of a PI
It's only been three weeks since PIPEDA went into effect and lawyers say
they're already seeing problems with the way enterprises handle personal information. Plus: How
do private investigators manage privacy?
by Shane Schick
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01/20/2004 - Computing Canada, January 16, 2004, Vol. 30 No. 1
Preparing for PIPEDA's arrival
While the deadline for compliance with the Personal Information Protection and
Electronic Documents Act was Jan. 1, most organizations in Canada will find themselves scrambling to
catch up if they haven't already complied
by Jennifer Brown
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January 1, 2004 Canada's privacy laws became effective for ALL Canadian businesses.
12/22/2003 - Toronto Star, Small Business Solutions Newsletter.
Improved Privacy, Potential Headaches
by Kathleen Sibley
As a chartered accountant, Louis Isabella is constantly being asked to forward clients' personal information all over the place, whether to banks or mortgage companies. If it lands in the wrong hands, it would be a problem, mostly for the client. That all changes as of Jan. 1, however, when the Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA) comes into effect. When that happens, it will be Isabella--and other small and mid-sized businesses like his--on the hook for any privacy breaches.
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12/18/2003 - ITBusiness.ca
Royal LePage takes PIPEDA compliance online
Real estate agent handles employee information through eConsent
by Jennifer Brown
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Kathy Tuitt, co-founder of eQuest Systems Inc. and Ian Turnbull, Director of The Canadian Privacy Institute were interviewed
by Rob Snow on CFRA radio about Canada's new privacy legislation.
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(MP3-9mb)
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