Complying with PIPEDA, Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act
I was informed by Mr. Neil Schwartzman, Executive Diretor of CAUCE, Coalition Against Unsolicited Commercial Email, that some information I earlier provided suggested that Canadian rules governing email marketing were governed by CAN-SPAM. As Mr. Schwartzman has correctly stated, the CAN-SPAM Act of 2003 is American law, not Canadian.
Mr. Schwatzman has written an article about the proposed Canadian legislation, Bill C-27.
To get more information about how to comply with PIPEDA, Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act which is the current Canadian law governing data privacy, you can visit ThinData.com. Here is the address for obtaining the relevant articles.
You can also read more about PIPEDA on the Government of Canada website.
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