Digital Sovereignty
Canada’s Privacy Landscape in 2026: A Gap in Strategy between the “Aspiration of Policy” and the “Reality of Business”
Year-End Evaluation for Business Owners By Derek Lackey, Managing Director, Newport Thomson Introduction The state of privacy law in Canada in 2026 is like a crucial infrastructure project always “under construction.” Although the promise of complete reform is always in the public forums, large business has a complex system of…
Read More »Canada’s Digital Sovereignty: From Buzzword to Blueprint
Let’s stop pretending “digital sovereignty” is some abstract academic concept. It’s not. It’s about control. Control over our data, our communications, our AI, our money, our mobility, our food, our healthcare, and our defense. It’s about whether Canadians actually own their digital future or just rent it from other countries.…
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