The Government of Canada's proposed changes to Canada's existing national privacy framework (Bill C-11) died on the Order Paper when the election was called. 

The need for modernization and a national approach have not changed.

Given the opportunity to update that plan, how should the new Parliament act to best protect the personal information of individuals while recognizing the need of organizations to collect, use or disclose personal information during commercial activities?

Practically speaking, how might those changes impact some of the modern conveniences we have come to take for granted as individuals, consumers and businesses?

Our panel of experts will provide their diverse point of views on the many legal and practical implications of privacy reform in advance of the debate heating up again this fall.