What is the definition of commercial information?
Saskatchewan, Canada
The following excerpt is from Saskatchewan Telecommunications (Re), 2019 CanLII 73817 (SK IPC):
I note that at paragraph 36 of Canadian Bank Note Limited v. Saskatchewan Government Insurance (2016), Zarzeczny J. agreed with my office’s conclusion that the information in question in my office’s Review Report 229-2015 qualified as commercial information. In my office’s Review Report 229-2015, my office had defined commercial information the same as it is defined above.
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