12:00 pm - 1:30 pm

Privacy Compliance in 2026: Advising Your Small Businesses Clients

Canadian privacy compliance is no longer optional, theoretical, or reserved for large organizations. Québec’s Law 25 is now fully in force, enforcement activity is increasing across jurisdictions, and federal privacy reform remains active and dynamic — even as uncertainty continues around timing and final scope.

Small businesses are under growing pressure from regulators, customers, insurers, and commercial partners to demonstrate meaningful privacy governance. They are turning to their lawyers for clear, practical guidance.

Make sure you are equipped to confidently advise clients in a complex and evolving privacy landscape, without overwhelming small organizations.

Enhance your abilities to:

• Translate current Canadian privacy obligations into clear, achievable steps using a practical compliance roadmap grounded in PIPEDA as currently in force, Québec’s Law 25, and anticipated federal reform trends.
• Deploy customizable, client-ready tools including privacy notices, consent language, retention schedules, breach-response checklists, and internal accountability documentation.
• Identify early indicators of privacy risk in small organizations — before complaints, audits, or incidents arise.
• Develop scalable, profitable privacy micro-services aligned with small-business realities rather than enterprise compliance models.

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