Carolyn Gruske is a Section Editor specializing in national issues in Canada. She writes for publications such as Electric Autonomy, Law Times, and Canadian Lawyer Magazine. Carolyn's articles cover a wide range of topics including technology, law, business, and social issues.
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Carolyn Gruske's coverage indicates a focus on legal and government policy in Canada, with specific attention to privacy, criminal code amendments, anti-money laundering regulations, labor laws overhaul, and maritime law. She also pays close attention to announcements from the Canadian government related to these areas.
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By: Carolyn Gruske
Lawyer says report shows commissioners 'planting a stake' in ground for generative AI regulation
By: Carolyn Gruske
Dye & Durham rate increases for Unity in 2021 and 2022 sparked lawyers to take action
DreamWorks Animation, Nickelodeon, Disney+, Paramount+ and Warner Bros. Animation are among the studios showcasing new kids projects at this year's fan fest.
Following a similar move by Corus, the company is seeking a reduction in the amount it spends on creating programming that reflects “Canadian stories and values”.
Private lenders including Savard and Comvest have rallied behind the company’s growth strategy, which is focused on key franchises and partnerships.
Toddler versions of Dr. Seuss characters are starring in screen, publishing and licensing programs
Canal+ orders the preschool series Max & Rabbit, Outright Games is bringing the first Patrick Star-led video game to market and Sinking Ship sails into some new broadcast deals.
TeamTO is reaching for the stars in Toulouse with a graphic novel adaptation about a robot who crash-lands on Earth, gives shelter to an easygoing family, and creates shenanigans in their lives.
After closing the business he founded 10 years ago, Jetpack CEO Dominic Gardiner joins his former competitor.
The draw of a prank show is pretty much universal. Kids and adults alike can find humor in watching the unsuspecting victim stumble into awkward or surprising situations. That appeal is one of the reasons why prank shows are once again gaining traction, as we write about on page 34.
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