• Judicial Policy, Anachronisms and Contextual Analysis in Liquor Control Board of Ontario v. Magnotta Winery Corporation
• Federal Court Finds Privacy Commissioner Lacks Authority to Determine Claims of Privilege
• Almost Right: The Application of the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act to Hospitals
• PIPEDA Case Law Update: Federal Court Issues a Landmark Decision on Damages; Ontario Court of Appeal Deals with the Issue of Disclosure of Mortgage Information to a Third Party Creditor
• Jennifer Stoddart Honoured as 2010 Recipient of the Karen Spector Memorial Award for Excellence in Privacy Law
• Designing Privacy Protection: News from the 32nd International Conference of Data Protection and Privacy Commissioners
• Privacy Regulators Weigh in on Behavioural Advertising
• From the Editorial Desk

• The Nascent Tort of Invasion of Privacy
• Privacy Breach Notification: A Snapshot of Laws in Canada
• A Year in Review: Key Findings of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada in 2009
• Bill C-27, the Electronic Commerce Protection Act: Spam and PIPEDA Amendments
• Insurance Fraud: Association Claims OPC’s Guidelines on Covert Surveillance Unduly Inhibit Private Investigators
• From the Editorial Desk

• Legal Requirements for Privacy Impact Assessments: Jurisdictional Survey
• Privacy and Litigation
• Insurance Fraud and Covert Surveillance
• Privacy Commissioner of Canada Speaks on the Increasingly International Dimension of Privacy
• Privacy News In Brief

• Review of the Ontario Personal Health Information Protection Act, 2004 and Shared Electronic Health Record Repositories: Can the New British Columbia E-Health (Personal Health Information Access and Protection of Privacy) Act be a Guide for Statutory Reform?
• Application of Privacy Laws to Employee Information in a Sale of Business
• Personal Information from Online Sources and Employment Recruitment
• The Companion Sniffer-Dog Cases, R. v. Kang-Brown and R. v. A.M.: Privacy Rights More Broadly Defined, but More Easily Denied
• Case Comment: Canada (Privacy Commissioner) v. Blood Tribe Department of Health
• House of Lords Clarifies Relationship between Scottish Access and Privacy Laws
• The OBA Karen Spector Memorial Award for Excellence in Privacy Law
• From the Editorial Desk

Volume 8, No. 3 - May/Mai 2008

In this Issue:

• To Notify or Not to Notify
• When the Government Commits a Privacy Breach or Causes Identity Theft
• Bill C-27: Identity Theft and Related Misconduct
• Privacy and Video Surveillance under FIPPA and MFIPPA
• IPC Special Report on TTC Video Surveillance
• Recent Cases Illustrate Polarity of Privacy Rules for Litigants
• Swiping Away Our Privacy
• From the Editorial Desk
• The OBA Karen Spector Memorial Award for Excellence in Privacy Law

Volume 8, No. 2 - January/Janvier 2008

In this Issue:

• Message from the Chair
• From the Editorial Desk
• Two Perspectives on Government's Response to the Parliamentary Committee's Review of the Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act
• Why Some Recommendations were Rejected and Others Endorsed?
• Status Quo in the Foreseeable Future
• Courts, Ontario's Information and Privacy Commissioner Decide on Privacy Rights of Sellers of Used Goods
• Australia and the APEC Data Privacy Framework
• Ontario Superior Court Issues a Landmark Decision on the Right of Privacy under the Charter
• The Law Commission of Ontario: Open for Business
• OBA Privacy Law Section — New Members Welcome
• OBA Young Lawyers' Division — What Membership in Our Section Can Do for You

Volume 8, No. 1 - August/Août 2007

In this issue:

• Message from the Past Chair - by Mark S. Hayes
• Letter from the Editor - by Jason Young
• Security and Records Management Under the Personal Health Information Portection Act, 2004: Messages from the Commissioner's Office - by Anita Fineberg
• Police Background Checks - Balancing Public Safety, Security and Privacy - by John Swaigen
• Review of Key Recommendations from the 2007 PIPEDA Review Report - by Alex Cameron
• An Argument for a Collaborative Approach to Privacy Protection - by Darcie Sherman
• Excuse me, are you a threat to aviation security? Canada's No-Fly List - by Katie Black
• Understanding Church and State - The Occupational Health and Safety Department and PHIPA - by Dan Michaluk
• RFP -- Responding Fearlessly to the Province: How to Rely on the Third Party Exemption when Responding to Government RFPs in Ontario - Jeanette Teh
• Ontario Court of Appeal Provides Direction Regarding the Collection of Personal Information under Ontario's Public Sector Privacy Legislation - by Priscilla Platt

Volume 7, No. 3 - April/Avril 2007

In this issue:

• Message from the Chair - by Mark S. Hayes
• The PIPEDA Review Will Lead to Changes in the Act, but What Will They Look Like? - by Murray Long
• Binding Corporate Rules - by Eduardo Ustaran
• Examining the Role of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada in Judicial Proceedings - by Kris Klein and Megan Brady
• Trans-jurisdictional Outsourcing Involving Personal Information:  Canadian Approaches - by Bonnie Freedman
• Push and Pull:  Negotiating the Transfer of Passenger Name Record Information - by Allison Knight
• Notifications under PHIPA - by Elaine Ashfield
• Video Surveillance Use by Municipalities in Ontario - by Louise Vrebosch and Michael Migus
• Identity (ID) Theft:  How to advise your clients when they ask what to do? - by Corinne D. Leon
• Case Comment on Rousseau v. Wyndowe:  Access to Personal Health Information under the Common Law, PIPEDA and PHIPA - by Michael Migus

Volume 7, No. 2 - November/Novembre 2006

In this issue:

• Message from the Chair - by Mark Hayes
• Ian Gilmour Scott — In Memoriam - by David W. Scott, QC; Hon. David Peterson, PC, QC; Hon. Bob Rae, PC, QC; David H. Flaherty, Ph.D.; Jason Young
• Ian Scott's Contribution to Freedom of Information and Privacy in Ontario - by Justice Sidney B. Linden and David Goodis
• Excluding Information from Data Protection Legislation: The Standard of De-Identification - by Carole Lucock
• Solicitor-Client Privilege Exemption under PIPEDA — Recent Decisions - by Priscilla Platt
• A Review of Some of the Recent Amendments to the Québec Act Respecting the Protection of Personal Information in the Private Sector - by Karl Delwaide
• Mixed Signals: The Admissibility of Video Surveillance Evidence Against Employees - by Helen Gray
• To What Extent does PIPEDA apply to personal information typically collected, used and disclosed by trade unions? - by Louisa Garib
• We Know Where You Live - by Bob Tarantino
• Review of PIPEDA Case Summary #333 on Transfers of Personal Information to Affiliates - by Howard R. Fohr 

Volume 7, No. 1 - October/Octobre 2006

In this issue:

• Message from the Chair - by Mark Hayes
• Letter from the Editor - by Jason Young
• The Changing Face of Privacy - by Ann Cavoukian, Ph.D., Information and Privacy Commissioner of Ontario
• Putting Workplace Privacy on the Employer's Radar Screen: The Role of Counsel - by Dr. Avner Levin 
• 3web vs. Gorman: A Case Comment - by Peter Ruby and Vanessa MacDonnell
• Privacy Piracy: Digital Rights Management, Para-Copyright and the Primacy of Privacy - by David Fewer 
• Remedying PIPEDA: Two Proposals for More Effective and Accessible Privacy - by Mathew Englander
• PHIPA Order Clarifies HICs' Responsibilities for Breach of Health Privacy - by Lonny J. Rosen
• The Modernization of Investigative Techniques Act: A Civil Liberties Critique of Proposed Subscriber Information Provisions - by Laura Huey, Michael Vonn and Joel Diakow 
• Lose a Friend or Loved One?

Volume 6, No. 4 - June/Juin 2006

In this issue:

• Year End Message - by Mark S. Hayes
• Letter from the Editor - by Jason Young
• Important - Specialization Survey
• Soft Surveillance, Hard Consent - by Ian Kerr, Jennifer Barrigar, Jacquelyn Burkell and Katie Black
• Reasonable Expectations for Privacy: The View from the Business World - by Drew McArthur 
• Reviewing PIPEDA: A Chance to Change Direction - by Christopher Berzins 
• The Federal Accountability Act & Privacy: Changes in Legislation - by E. Michael Power and Warren Mucci  
• School Drug Searches and the Reasonableness Standard - by Allison Knight 
• RFID Technology vs. Privacy - by Darcie Sherman 
• Unlocking Ontario's Health Privacy Lock Box: Part II - by Sylvia Klasovec 
• Publications
• Multimedia Products
• Section Executive 2005-2006 

Volume 6, No. 3 - May/Mai 2006

In this issue:

• Message from the Chair - by Mark Hayes  
• The Role of Legislation in a Comprehensive Approach to Privacy and Security - by Peter Cullen  
• Recognition of Invasion of Privacy as a Tort in its Own Right: Has Gordias' ox cart been freed in Ontario? - by Alex Cameron   
• Liability for Disclosure of Customer Information - by David T.S. Fraser  
• PIPEDA Review Provides Opportunity for Significant Improvements - by Murray Long  
• Are Voice Recordings Personal Information? - by Gregory Tzemenakis  
• Jurisdiction of Privacy Commissioner of Canada to be Clarified - by Howie Fohr  
• Bill 14: The Regulation of Non-Lawyers in the Provision of Legal Advice and its Impact on Privacy Advice - by Priscilla Platt  
• Upcoming Programs  
• Publications  
• Multimedia Products  
• Section Executive 2005-2006 

Volume 6, No. 2 - January/Janvier 2006

In this issue:

• Canadian Privacy Obligations in International Outsourcing - by Alex Cameron 
• Unlocking Ontario's Health Privacy Lock Box: Part I - by Sylvia Klasovec 
• Privacy Breach is a Call for Change - by Candice Teitlebaum 
• Proposed Change to the Regulation Specifying Additional Investigative Bodies for the Purposes of Paragraphs 7(3)(d) and (h.2) - by Priscilla Platt and Jeff Kaufman
• PIPEDA Exemption for Ontario Health Information - by Brian C. Keith
• Medical records found scattered across Toronto streets: Commissioner Cavoukian issues first Order under new law
• A Report on the OBA Program on Transferring Personal Information Outside of Canada: Cross-Border and International Issues
• 2006 Institute of Continuing Legal Education
• Publications
• Multimedia Products
• Section Executive 2005-2006 
  

Volume 6, No. 1 - October/Octobre 2005

In this issue: 

• Message from the Chair - by Mark Hayes  
• Reflections from a Privacy Commissioner - by David Loukidelis  
• Disclosure of Information Permitted in Emergency or other Urgent Circumstances  
• Disclosures under PIPEDA's "Investigative Body" Exemption - by Catherine Thompson
• PIPEDA's 2006 Review - The CBA Submission to Industry Canada - by David Young  
• Alberta Information and Privacy Commissioner Reprimands Law Firms for Lack of Attention to Impact of Privacy Laws - by Sara Levine and Jeanette Teh  
• YOU MAY HAVE MISSED ...  
• New Chair of Sections  
• 2006 Institute of Continuing Legal Education 
• Publications  
• Section Executive 2005-2006  
  

Volume 5, No. 1 - April/Avril 2005

In this issue:

• Karen Spector - In Memoriam 
• Outsourcing in British Columbia & the USA PATRIOT Act: A Primer - by Sara A. Levine and Sarah Gingrich  
• The Powers of the Privacy Commissioner with respect to Examination of Documents subject to Solicitor-Client Privilege pursuant to the Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act - by Edith Cody-Rice 
• New Ontario Privacy Act First in 14 Years - by John Swaigen
• R. v. Tessling: Supreme Court Strikes Down Key Privacy Ruling - by John Swaigen  
• Telcos Must Seek Consent to Publish Subscribers' Personal Information in Phone Book, Online - by Jason Young 
• Telemarketing: Recent Legislative and Regulatory Developments - by Stephen Zolf  
• Short Notices Project - by Mary O'Donoghue
• Browsers Beware - by B. C. Keith 
• Data Commissioner of Zurich Visit with Privacy Section Executive - by Donald Henderson 
• Upcoming Program 
• Publications 
• Section Executive 2004-2005 
  

Volume 4, No. 2 - June/juin 2004

In this Issue:

• Ontario Court Confirms PIPEDA Exception to Surveillance for Litigation - by R. Gail Goodman and Jeffery A. Kaufman
• Message from the Co-Chairs - by Jeffrey A. Kaufman and Priscilla Platt
• The Outsourcing Conundrum - by Priscilla Platt
• Privacy as a Fundamental Value in Canadian Society - by Barbara A. McIsaac, Q.C., Gregory S. Tzemenakis and Howard R. Fohr
• The Right to Privacy as a Fundamental Value in a Free and Democratic Society - by Barbara A. McIsaac, Q.C., Gregory S. Tzemenakis and Howard R. Fohr
• Concerning a Reference to the Court of Appeal of Quebec in Relation to the Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act - by Karen A. Spector
• Uncle Sam's Big Brother? The Exposure of Canadian Personal Information to American Investigations - by Brian C. Keith
• OBA Dinner Meeting on Bill 31 - by Anita Fineberg
• Coming Soon to the Health Sector Near You: An Advance Look at the Bill 31, the Ontario Personal Health Information Protection Act (“PHIPA”)- by John P. Beardwood
  

Volume 4, No. 1 - October/Octobre 2003

In this Issue:

• Practising Privacy Law
• Message from Your Co-Chairs
• Client Privacy - Recent Developments in Solicitor and Client Privilege
• Supreme Court to Decide whether Police heat Surveillance Violates Protected Privacy Rights
• Digital Template being Developed to Facilitate Compliance with Privacy Laws
• Employee Surveillance under PIPEDA: A Case Comment on Ross v. Rosedale Transport Ltd.

Volume 3, No. 3 - May/Mai 2003

In this Issue:

• The Safe Harbor: Privacy in the United States
• 'Use' of Personal Information Within an Organization - Only What's Necessary Please
• "Your Papers Please" - Commons Committee Studies National Identity Card
• Canada's Air Passenger Data Base Gets More Privacy Protection
• "A" is for "Accountability": The Primary Privacy Principle
• Inside the Privacy Investigation

Volume 3, No. 2 - January/Janvier 2003

In this Issue:

• The Privacy-Compliance Imperative for Ontario Lawyers
• Message from the Chairs
• ISP Liability for Withholding E-mails
• Federal "Lawful Access" Proposals May Invade Privacy, Commissioners Fear
• Achieving Privacy Compliance
• "The Privacy Payoff" - Timely Advice for Business

Volume 3, No. 1 - September 2002

In this Issue:

• Bank-Related Website Reports under PIPEDA re. Access, Collection and Disclosure
• Message from the Chair
• Anti-terrorism initiatives erode privacy
• Federal Court Allows IMS Health Case to Proceed
• "Substantially Similar" Applied
• Non-Statutory Restrictions on the Use of Personal Information

Volume 2, No. 2 - March 2002

In this Issue:

• Made-in-Ontario 11": The Draft Ontario Privacy of Personal Information Act
• Message from the Chair and Vice Chair
• European Commission Recognizes Canada's Private Sector Privacy Law, but...
• Privacy Diagnostic Tool helps gauge how you are treating personal information
• A Wish List for Ontario's Private Sector Privacy Law: Commissioner Ann Cavoukian
• Threshold Issues in Privacy - The Crucial Questions

Volume 2, No. 1 - November 2001

In this Issue:

• The Privacy Commissioner's Views
• Message from the Chair and Vice Chair
• Bill C-36
• Public Sector Lawyers' Corner
• Employee E-mail Privacy: Lessons from the U.S.A.
• Public Sector Lawyers' Corner
• Hot Topics

Volume 1, No. 1 - March 2001

In this Issue:

• The New Federal Privacy Law: who's caught and who's not
• Message from the Chair and Vice Chair
• Message from the Co-Editors
• Canada's New Information Privacy Law: An Overview of the Compliance Requirements
• Employment Considerations under the Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act
• Public Sector Lawyers' Corner
• Health Privacy Law — News from Across Canada
• The Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) — What's New on the International Front
• Privacy Law Section Executive 2000-2001