Bill C-36 on the Protection of Personal Information: What Quebec Life Sciences Companies Need to Know

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Bill C-36 on the Protection of Personal Information: What Quebec Life Sciences Companies Need to Know

Bill C-36 proposes significant changes to the federal framework for the protection of personal information. For life sciences companies, these changes raise questions and present opportunities regarding the collection and use of personal information (including anonymized information), the use of artificial intelligence, research, and the management of sensitive data. This webinar will present the key measures proposed by Bill C-36 and their practical implications for companies in the sector.

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François Joli-Coeur

Partner, Privacy and Information Management at Osler

François is a partner in Osler’s national Privacy and Information Management group, which is a market leader. His practice focuses primarily on privacy, data protection, and cybersecurity. He advises companies on complex privacy and data protection issues, particularly in the areas of artificial intelligence, financial and advertising technologies, and healthcare. François regularly works on the country’s most significant privacy cases, including those involving investigations by privacy regulators.

Cassandre Legault

Associate, Privacy and Information Management at Osler

Cassandre is an associate in the Privacy and Information Management Group at our Montreal office. She holds a bachelor’s degree in law and a master’s degree in information technology law from the Université de Montréal, where she was on the Dean’s Honor Roll throughout her academic career. Her master’s thesis was awarded the distinction of “exceptional” by the University of Montreal’s thesis committee. Alongside her studies, Cassandre distinguished herself as a high-level alpine skier. She was a member of the Université de Montréal Carabins as well as the Élite Alpin de l’Estrie team, demonstrating her ability to excel both academically and athletically by successfully balancing her studies and sports. Before joining Osler, Cassandre completed an internship at another major business law firm in Montreal.