Canada's Bill C-36 would replace PIPEDA, restrict surveillance pricing, treat children's data as sensitive, and create a regulator with C$25M fine power.

The Carney government has introduced legislation that would overhaul Canada’s privacy laws in what would be the first major update in the digital age.

Canada's Bill C-36 would replace PIPEDA, restrict surveillance pricing, treat children's data as sensitive, and create a regulator with C$25M fine power.