We are signing off with a list of the top 10 most read Inside Internal Controls posts 2016.
Privacy issues and director’s liability seem to have been hot topics this year with several blog posts on the topics making it on the list.
The top 10 most read Inside Internal Controls posts 2016
- Director’s liability for corporate negligence, Philip A. Carson, Calgary, Miller Thomson LLP
- Hello my name is [redacted]: Employee privacy trumps employer requirement for surnames on name tags, Douglas Judson, McCarthy Tétrault
- Internal audit and cyber risk, Norman D. Marks, CPA, CRMA
- Health Canada is cracking the whip on advertising violations, Christelle Gedeon, Ph.D. and Ingrid E. VanderElst, Ph.D., Fasken Martineau
- Registered charities get ready to submit applications for Ontario property tax rebates, Apolone Gentles, JD, CPA,CGA, FCCA, Bsc (Hons)
- New PIPEDA data breach regulations proposed, Kirsten Thompson, McCarthy Tétrault’s Cybersecurity, Privacy and Data Protection Group
- The new privacy tort – Another victory for victims of cyberbullying, Maanit Zemel
- Canadian corporate directors may be liable for unpaid wages, Louise Bechamp, Fasken Martineau
- Provincial and territorial 2016 budget overview, Cristina Lavecchia
- Pension and benefit plan provider breaches privacy law causing employee to lose life insurance coverage, Cristina Lavecchia
Holiday break
The holidays are upon us and it is time to take a well deserved break. Please note that we will not be blogging during the holiday season from Friday December 23, 2016 at noon, to Monday January 2, 2017, inclusive. Our bloggers will resume sharing with you, their expertise and interesting developments in the world of internal controls and risk management on Tuesday January 3, 2017.
We also would like to take the time to thank our regular and occasional bloggers for their valuable contributions to the Inside Internal Controls blog. We could not have done it without them. In addition, thanks to our loyal readership for making this blog a success.
Season’s greetings
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See you in 2017!
Marie-Yosie Saint-Cyr, LL.B. Managing Editor
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