IAPP Canada Symposium 2026: Privacy | AI governance | Cybersecurity law
TORONTO
4-7 May
Regulators’ Panel: Trends and Lessons from 2025 Cases
Monday, 4 May
12:15 - 13:15 EDT
Intermediate level
This session will offer a comprehensive overview of recent trends, significant orders, privacy investigations and memorable cases handled by the regulators from Ontario, British Columbia and Québec. The discussion will delve into trends in jurisdictions and the lessons learned from key cases, highlighting how they have shaped current privacy practices and policies. Attendees will gain valuable insights into the best practices derived from these investigations, understanding how regulators’ decisions can serve as a guide for improving privacy compliance and data handling across various sectors. This session is particularly relevant for privacy professionals seeking to stay informed about the latest cases and regulatory trends. It will also give them the opportunity to learn from real-world examples of privacy challenges and solutions.
What you will learn:
• The implications of the most significant trends, orders and investigations from a selection of Canadian regulators in 2025, and how they impact privacy practices and policies.
• Real-world cases highlighting the challenges faced by companies and institutions, and the best practices that emerged as a result.
• Insights into regulators’ decision-making processes, offering a clearer view of regulatory expectations and compliance strategies.
Moderator and speakers

Naomi Ayotte
Member
Commission d'accès à l'information du Québec

Stephan Luciw
Assistant Commissioner, Tribunal and Dispute Resolution Division
Office of Information and Privacy Commissioner Ontario

Ethan Plato
CIPP/C
Legal Counsel
Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner for British Columbia