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Ontario’s Privacy Commissioner joins Global Privacy Assembly to address global data challenges

The event focused on balancing data's influence with the right to control personal information
BY Angelica Dino 26 Nov 2024

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BY Angelica Dino 26 Nov 2024

Queen's Law capitalizes on legal AI program's success with plans for new classes

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The case involved funds advanced for the purchase, renovation, and sale of the properties
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Ontario Superior Court upholds revocation of doctor's license over COVID-19 misconduct

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