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Ca: Posting personal photos, recordings online not illegal

Posted on September 11, 2010 by pogowasright.org

Chris Kitching reports:

It appears a young Winnipeg woman didn’t break any laws by recording her stormy telephone calls with a former lover, but she might have opened herself to the possibility of legal action.

Taking a page from the Mel Gibson saga, Deborah Simmons uploaded several profanity-laden recordings between her and wrestler Monty (Kip) Sopp to the Internet. The pair was involved in an extramarital affair.

Canada’s laws require at least one person in the phone call to be aware the call is being taped.

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