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Harmonization with provinces will be key when introducing new data privacy legislation, say privacy experts

Provinces such as Quebec and British Columbia have updated their online data privacy regimes, which the federal government may want to take into account in developing its own privacy legislation.

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Harmonization with provinces will be key when introducing new data privacy legislation, say privacy experts

Provinces such as Quebec and British Columbia have updated their online data privacy regimes, which the federal government may want to take into account in developing its own privacy legislation.

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