Canada's federal privacy laws / revised by Alexandra Savoie and Maxime-Olivier Thibodeau. : YM32-2/2007-44-2020E-PDF

"The right to privacy is recognized as a quasi-constitutional right in Canada. At the federal level, two pieces of legislation provide some privacy protections: the Privacy Act, which applies to the public sector, and the Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act, which applies to the private sector. This background paper gives an overview of these two laws, examining their history and various efforts to modernize them over the years as Canadian society has become increasingly reliant on digital technologies"--Executive summary, page i.

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