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About Dana Hägg

BSc (Pure Mathematics, UCalgary), JD (UCalgary). Dana is a research assistant in national security, terrorism and international law to Professor Michael Nesbitt (UCalgary). She competed in the 2017 Bennett Jones Health Law Moot, the 2018 Philip C. Jessup Moot Court Competition, and the 2018 Georgetown Law National Security Crisis Simulation. Dana will be articling in 2018-2019 at HMC Lawyers (Calgary), and she will clerk at the Alberta Court of Queen’s Bench (Edmonton) in 2019-2020. Follow her on Twitter at @DanaHagg.

Private Networks, Public Importance: Reviewing the Communications Security Establishment’s Private Network Cybersecurity Regime Under Bill C-59

Posted on April 19, 2018 by Dana Hägg

By: Dana Hägg, Jocelyn Gerke and Marika Cherkawsky PDF Version: Private Networks, Public Importance: Reviewing the Communications Security Establishment’s Private Network Cybersecurity Regime Under Bill C-59 Provision Commented On: Section 22(1) of the proposed Communications Security Establishment Act under Bill C-59, … Continue reading →

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