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Canadian municipalities are increasingly using public video camera surveillance to promote public safety and help deter crime. But public video camera surveillance can – and does - impact the privacy of individuals who might be captured on video. To ensure compliance with Canadian privacy laws and best practices, municipalities must, before implementing any video surveillance, find the right balance between achieving legitimate civic purposes and the public’s right to privacy. 

Join McInnes Cooper Privacy Lawyer Alex Templeton for a conversation about the five key steps municipalities should take to ensure they comply with their legal obligations – before flipping the switch.