In this
case, Jones v. Tsige, 2012 ONCA
32, the
plaintiff claimed that the defendant, her co-worker at a bank, had committed the
tort of invasion of privacy by accessing and reviewing her personal banking
records without authorization. The Ontario Superior Court previously rejected
this argument noting that, in light of the statutory scheme governing
privacy, "this is not an area of law that requires 'judge-made' rights and
obligations."