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LifeLabs goes to court docket to dam privateness watchdogs from probing 2019 knowledge breach

Two of Canada's provincial privateness officers say that they are nonetheless unable to launch a full report about final 12 months's safety breach at LifeLabs as a result of the corporate has gone to court docket to cease them.
Two of Canada's provincial privacy officers say that they're still unable to release a full report about last year's security breach at LifeLabs because the company has gone to court to stop them.

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