Our groundbreaking report, The Connected Car: Who is in the Driver’s Seat?, released for the Office of the Privacy Commissioner […]

In the April issue of the Bulletin, we described our complaint about the B.C. Government’s odd excuse for failing to […]

As Canadians prepare to vote in the upcoming federal election, we at FIPA are working to determine where political parties […]

How can federal political parties use your personal information? Unfortunately, in Canada the answer is ‘any way they see fit.’ […]

Download letter now Letter from the Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner in response to BC FIPA’s complaint about […]

VANCOUVER, August 5, 2015 – The Office of the BC Information and Privacy Commissioner (OIPC) has confirmed that the BC […]

Information Commissioner says other ministries should also look for information that must be released in public interest VANCOUVER, July 2, […]

FIPA Mini-Bulletin: June 2015 The past month has been action-packed at FIPA. At the Federal level, the passing of Bill […]

On June 22, 2015, FIPA filed an Application for Leave to appeal the judgment of the Court of Appeal for […]

Information Commissioner closes big loophole in FOI law   VANCOUVER, June 19, 2015 – In a series of decisions released […]

Below are the submissions and supporting affidavits from FIPA and the BC Government in the Office of the Information and […]