Carolyn Gruske is an Editor at Building kid a-peel. She focuses on topics such as lawsuits, federal legislation, urban design, and urban development, often exploring the intersections of these themes. Carolyn's work has been featured in Law Times, Electric Autonomy, Canadian Lawyer Magazine, and KidScreen.
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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
Gowling's Antoine Guilmain dissects the proposed Protecting Privacy and Consumer Data Act
By: Carolyn Gruske
MLA was subject to complaints about election signs and inappropriate use of voter list
Courts are currently developing new policies and issuing guidelines for good AI practices
By: Carolyn Gruske
Engaging, intelligent and hard-working are all terms used to describe the judge's character
By: Carolyn Gruske
Former chief legal officer of FLO EV, Travis Allan, is counting on AI-assistance for operating proficiencies
By: Carolyn Gruske
Community legal group wants businesses and employer-side lawyers to adopt trauma-informed approach
By: Carolyn Gruske
Unanimous decision offers guidance on when police must disclose misconduct information
She intends to balance the needs of the public with the needs of licensees
By: Carolyn Gruske
Lawyers left flying in the dark, waiting for guidance from lower courts looking at upcoming cases
“ We wanted to capture the essence of Newfoundland. ” The founders in Calgary. Courtesy of Fog Distillery Co
