BC FIPA, in partnership with the Vancouver Design Nerds, held a two-day design jam in Ottawa March 5th and 6th. […]

MEDIA RELEASEMarch 30, 2020 Ministry of Citizens’ Services relaxes restrictions on the use of third-party tools and applications to disclose […]

Vancouver, February 24, 2020 – On February 18, 2020 the Legislative Assembly agreed that a Special Committee be appointed to […]

This is the third in our series on the privacy promises we can expect from a Liberal minority government. Information about the […]

Vancouver, February 12, 2020 – The beginning of BC FIPA’s fourth decade is an exciting time for the organization as […]

This is the second in our series on the privacy promises we can expect from a Liberal minority government. From Innovation, Science […]

Vancouver, December 18, 2019 –  Yesterday, LifeLabs announced a data breach that affects 15 million Canadians. The breach, which primarily […]

This is the first in our series on the privacy promises we can expect from a Liberal minority government. (From […]

Privacy violations highlight the need for law reform Earlier this week, the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of B.C. (OIPC […]

Previously, we compared access to information and privacy commitments in the platforms of four of Canada’s major federal political parties. […]

How Canada’s major federal political parties compare on issues related to privacy and access to information The table below uses […]