Processes voice recordings, in Saskatchewan

R.S.S. 1978, c. P-24, Part 1 · Read the law's page

• Do not wilfully and without claim of right violate the privacy of another person; the violation is a tort actionable without proof of damage (s. 2).
• Do not watch, listen to, record or follow a person by any means, listen to or record a conversation in which you do not take part as a lawful party, or use a person’s name, likeness or voice for advertising or other gain, without the consent, expressed or implied, of the person or of someone with lawful authority to give it; each is prima facie evidence of a violation (s. 3).
• Expect privacy to be measured as what is reasonable in the circumstances, with regard to the nature, incidence and occasion of the act, its effect on the person, any relationship between the parties and the conduct of both before and after (s. 6).
• Be ready for the remedies the court may order: damages, an injunction, an accounting of profits, delivery up of articles or documents, and any other relief that appears necessary (s. 7).