It's 2019. By now plenty of Canadians have humiliating results in Google searches for their name. But do we need a process for making those listings disappear? The European Union has one—it's called the Right To Be Forgotten. And there's currently a debate in public and in the courts, over whether or not Canada needs such a framework. But if we did have it, who would get to exercise that right? Who would decide if a piece of information should vanish from Google or not? And ... should we even be allowed to hide true results about us online? GUEST: Michael Geist, Law Professor, University of Ottawa, online privacy specialist