Alberta privacy decision on picket line video reversed

Court of Appeal finds privacy statute restricts union’s freedom of expression

A recent decision by the Alberta Court of Appeal will not change the practice of unions and employers videotaping picket lines but it does raise some questions about the intersection of privacy and expression laws in Canada, according to Tom Ross, a partner with the Calgary firm McLennan Ross LLP.

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