Ahead of the June 30th payment deadline, IAB Canada is making a final appeal to the federal government to repeal the Digital Services Tax (DST) – or at a minimum, remove its retroactive application to January 1st, 2022.
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IAB Canada has received encouraging news from IAB Europe with regards to the ruling handed down yesterday (May 14, 2025) by the Belgian Market Court on its appeal of the February 2022 decision by the Belgian Data Protection Authority (APD) against IAB Europe and the Transparency & Consent Framework (TCF) v2.0.
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IAB Canada congratulates Prime Minister Mark Carney on his election victory and welcomes the opportunity to work with his government on innovation, privacy, and responsible AI development.
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Yesterday, the White House announced the dreaded new round of tariffs which were framed as retaliatory and strategic responses to what the U.S. deems “unfair” trade practices from a range of international partners, including Canada. The full scope of damage…
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With the federal government prorogued until March 24th, many bills that hadn’t received Royal Assent were set to die on the order paper.
Read MoreThis morning the Prime Minister of Canada, Justin Trudeau, has resigned. IAB Canada has been actively working on several files impacting the Canadian Digital Media sector and this move will have significant impact on their status. With the Prime Minister…
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IAB Canada continues to remain at the forefront of policy developments, and we continue to engage government and advocate for our members and industry. Our current priorities include Bill C-27, The Digital Service Tax (DST), age assurance, and illegal operators in the Ontario online gambling ecosystem. Following are some updates on our actions on those files.
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The new Digital Services Tax (DST) is set to disrupt Canada's $18B digital advertising ecosystem, hitting businesses hard.
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Updated August 1, 2024. While the House takes a rest, IAB Canada is continuing to track files that are impacting the industry both near and far. Following are two files that have seen some recent activity.
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The fate of C-27 has seen some productive progress within the INDU Committee who are knee deep into the clause-by-clause examination of the Bill. Meanwhile south of the border the US the privacy patchwork continues to grow with 16 enacted state laws and upwards of ten more states working to pass their own legislation.
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This month’s policy round up is turning its focus on the EU and some noteworthy developments that we are keeping an eye on in case they venture across borders. Europe First to Pass AI Data Act Court Ruling in IAB…
Read MoreBill C-27 – Federal Privacy and AI Legislation The fate of Bill C-27 which includes a PIPEDA overhaul (CPPA) and new regulation governing the use of AI (AIDA) is back in the house as the Standing Committee on Industry and Technology…
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