privacy

A Vancouver Island First Nation sues over land claims, and a transgendered woman in Winnipeg accuses police of abuse

Eventually, Canada will begin to oblige men in Layton’s position to be excruciatingly forthright about their health

Google will let you use whatever name you want—so long as it’s on your driver’s license, too

A tool that lets users export their Facebook ‘friends’ to a rival service may expose the site’s Achilles heel

Tabatha Southey questions the Internet surveillance portion of the government’s promised omnibus crime bill.

Facebook’s attempts to plant nasty news stories about Google shows just how intense the rivalry between the two has become

Should government or the courts draw the line between free speech and the right to privacy?

So what if your iPhone tells Apple where you’ve been?

School may have overreacted, but students should have known better

Taking photographs of strippers from campus office not a ’fireable offence’