A public consultation has been commenced by the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada (OPC) to solicit stakeholder input on the OPC's development of a Canadian children's privacy code. The consultation document sets out a broad range of questions concerning the scope and content of the code, which could have significant impact on a broad range of organizations that may process personal information of minors – including organizations providing services not specifically directed at children.
Adam Kardash, Éloïse Gratton, Joanna Fine (Partners in Osler's National Privacy and Data Management Group) and Natascha Gerlach (Director of Privacy & Data Policy at the Centre for Information Policy Leadership) participated in a moderated, interactive discussion on July 25, 2025, designed to assist organizations and trade associations in understanding the development process, application and impact of a potential code and in framing their own submissions for the OPC's consultation.
The live workshop was recorded and is now available for on-demand viewing.
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