In this issue: BC Election: It’s time to double down on info rights BC Election Act causes confusion, chills free […]
BC Freedom of Information and Privacy Association
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FIPA and allies call for answers on secret government spying program
The B.C. Freedom of Information and Privacy Association has joined together with civil liberties, pro-democracy, privacy, and open internet advocacy […]
We’re not waiting for 2016 to get action on transparency and privacy
After four weeks of heated campaigning, the 2013 provincial election is finally over. The voters of B.C. have chosen a […]
FIPA is Hiring!
For more than twenty years, FIPA has been an instrumental part of B.C.’s civil society community. Apply to join our […]
B.C. parties finally spill on FOI and privacy
To this point in the provincial election campaign, the leaders of the four major parties have been quite reticent to […]
Party platforms almost completely ignore information rights
The provincial election campaign is well underway and all the major parties have released their platforms. But unfortunately for those […]
This election, put information rights front and centre
A few short days from now, the writ will drop on the 2013 provincial election, kicking off twenty-eight days of […]
FIPA Annual Report for 2012
Victories, challenges, exciting changes, and a lot of hard work as another year passes at FIPA. Read the whole story […]
Responses to FIPA’s Questions for Party Leaders
BC FIPA sent the leaders of BC’s political parties a series of questions on freedom of information and privacy issues. […]
FIPA Bulletin – March 2013
In this issue: Election Act gag law forces charter challenge Victoria police come around to privacy — sort of Annual […]
Privacy groups demand halt to BC ID Card roll-out
The BC Civil Liberties Association (BCCLA) and the BC Freedom of Information and Privacy Association (FIPA) are calling for the […]