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Home Depot overtakes Canadian Tire as base for 'anti-Trudeau' events - Vimarsana News

Home Depot overtakes Canadian Tire as base for 'anti-Trudeau' events

Home Depot in Niagara Falls became the new home to patriots in a convoy after Canadian Tire blocked its parking lot on Saturday. 

Canadian Tire distances itself from anti-Trudeau protest 'party' - Vimarsana News

Canadian Tire distances itself from anti-Trudeau protest 'party'

One of Canada's most iconic retail brands is taking a stand against anti-Trudeau rallies being held in its store parking lots.

Canadian Tire distances itself from anti-Trudeau protest 'party' in parking lot - Vimarsana News

Canadian Tire distances itself from anti-Trudeau protest 'party' in parking lot

One of Canada's most iconic retail brands is taking a stand against anti-Trudeau rallies being held in its store parking lots.

Use of facial recognition in four B.C. Canadian Tire stores broke privacy law: Report - Vimarsana News

Use of facial recognition in four B.C. Canadian Tire stores broke privacy law: Report

Four independently-owned Canadian Tire affiliate stores in British Columbia that installed facial recognition applications for security broke the province’s privacy law, B.C.’s information and privacy commissioner has ruled. “The investigation showed that the stores did not adequately notify customers and did not obtain consent for the collection of personal information using FRT (facial recognition technology),”

Canadian Tire stores in B.C. broke privacy laws on facial ID technology, privacy commissioner says - Vimarsana News

Canadian Tire stores in B.C. broke privacy laws on facial ID technology, privacy commissioner says

British Columbia's privacy commissioner says Canadian Tire stores that used facial recognition technology didn't adequately notify their customers and didn't get consent to collect the personal information.

Source: cbc.ca