Privacy rights are crucial for maintaining individual autonomy, dignity, and freedom in society. At a basic level, they protect personal information from being misused, disclosed, or exploited by the state. They put the private, in private citizen—and are essential characteristic of a free society such as Canada.

We at the Canadian Constitution Foundation think all Canadians ought to have a working knowledge of these rights. And establishing this awareness in society will only become more in a world that increasingly encroaches on personal data.

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