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A little-known Trans-Canada digital identity regime in the works, in whose interest?

Canada's federal and provincial governments need to hit pause and rethink their digital identity scheme and digital legislation which are pushing sufficient and secure privacy protection largely aside.

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BY KEN RUBIN
April 29, 2021

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