I highly doubt you would,even in Alberta.Just because your vehicle is in a dealership,doesn't give them the right to screw with personal property.I watch the news pretty religiously in Alberta,never heard of the the dealers association or Amvic having the right to screw with your private property,or them even telling the dealers they need to turn off dash camera's,was this like your bush story,were you a bit high when you seen this news program,lol.A dealer loses alot of rights as soon as they open their doors to the public,very similiar to a mall,once open to the public they lose alot of their private property rules. I beat a dangerous driving ticket a couple years ago,when i was caught doing donuts in a snow covered mall parking lot. They were closed to the public at the time of the incident,and as soon as they were closed to the public,they once again became private property,if they'd of been open,then the cop would of had a foot to stand,and it would of been a differant story,i would of lost the court battle