Video October 27, 2026 Smartglasses: How they are undermining privacy and what we can do about it AI-enabled smart glasses raise serious concerns about privacy and surveillance at school, at work, in public spaces, and in the public sector. These include surreptitious photos and recording and sharing of captured videos. Privacy & Surveillance, Internet and Social Media
Video October 20, 2026 Is Cabinet Secrecy an ever-expanding black hole hiding information that properly should be public? Canada’s Access to Information Act’s protection for cabinet secrecy is among the broadest in the world. Access-to-Information, Democracy
Video October 6, 2026 Police Surveillance and AI: Protecting Privacy in Canada Alana Saulnier in conversation with Evan Light Freedom of Expression & Its Limits
Video September 29, 2026 How Much Justice Is There in Canada’s Extradition Process? Panelists: Donald Bayne, Julianna Greenspan, Joanna Harrington Moderator: Robert Currie Democracy, Freedom of Expression & Its Limits
Video September 22, 2026 Why is public trust of media so low and how can it be regained? Tara Henley in conversation with Jim Bronskill Freedom of the Press
Video August 25, 2026 Protecting Whistleblowers in the Private Sector: Lessons from Elsewhere Panelists: Elizabeth Gardiner, Christian Hauser, Anna Myers Moderator: Sandy Boucher Whistleblower Protection
