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Federal Court approved a data-breach class settlement, honoraria, and class counsel fees, and allowed objectors a further opt-out opportunity.
A preservation order was justified: the requested order is prohibitive in substance and subject to the ordinary interlocutory test; despite the Minister’s unexplained delay, deletion of inactive-account data would cause irreparable harm to the public interest in verifying tax compliance, and the balance of convenience favours preservation provided the order’s scope and terms are adapted to remedy vagueness and limit burden on Shopify; the Minister’s undertaking should remain and costs are not awarded.
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The Supreme Court of British Columbia awarded carriage of the proposed class proceeding to Campbell, preferring the narrower privacy-breach theory against Capital One.
The court granted leave to use unredacted discovery documents for a proposed defamation claim, related disclosures, and a mediation-arbitration proceeding.
The Federal Court held that RBC unlawfully disclosed Geneviève Biron’s joint credit card statements and awarded her $2,500 in damages, but no punitive damages.
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