Cybercrime & Technology

Understanding Voyeurism Charges, Potential Consequences and Available Defences

What constitutes a reasonable expectation of privacy, and how does the law treat secret recordings? Explore the legal definitions, Crown requirements, and potential defences surrounding...

What Level of Privacy Can Canadians Expect in Their Internet Activity?

Explore what level of privacy Canadians can expect online under Section 8 of the Charter. Discover how courts evaluate to determine reasonable expectations of privacy...

Is Child Deepfake Pornography Illegal in Canada?

Discover the legal reality of child deepfakes in Canada. While Charter protections apply, making, distributing, and possessing this material remains strictly illegal under the Criminal...

Can a Failed Crypto or NFT Project Lead to Criminal Charges?

Cryptocurrency and NFT (Non-Fungible Token) projects can move quickly. A project may raise money, attract a large online following, build a Discord or Telegram community,...

Are AI-Generated Images Illegal in Canada? What You Need to Know About Deepfakes

Are Deepfake Images Illegal in Canada? Deepfake images are not automatically illegal in Canada. The key question is not simply whether AI was used. The...

How are “AI hallucinations” affecting court cases?

AI has quickly become a valuable tool in researching and preparing for court cases. But relying too heavily on the technology has already caused trouble...

Cyber Harassment: Legal Insights for Ontario Clients

We take a close look at different types of cyber harassment, including cyberbullying, cyberstalking, catfishing, and revenge porn.

Can Police Use Your Smart Home Devices As Evidence?

The rise of smart home technology has transformed the way we live, offering convenience and enhanced security. Devices like doorbell cameras and smart speakers, such...

Is Doxxing Illegal in Canada?

Doxxing, the deliberate online exposure of someone's private information while lacking consent, is a growing concern in Canada. While there isn't a specific federal law...

Are Parents Liable for Crimes Their Kids Commit Online?

Whether parents can be held liable for online misconduct by their children depends on several factors, including whether the matter is addressed under civil or...

The Legal Implications of Facial Recognition Technology in Canada

Facial recognition technology (FRT) is increasingly used across the globe and in Canada, offering benefits in security, law enforcement, and convenience. Yet these gains come...

The Impact of AI on Canadian Criminal Law

As artificial intelligence (AI) increasingly transforms everyday life, its profound influence on legal practice and legislation is becoming more apparent within Canadian criminal law. AI...