The United States Trade Representative has identified BC‘s Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act (FIPPA) as a trade […]

FIPA is joining over 50 major organizations and tens of thousands of Canadians today in a new campaign to tell […]

In a letter sent to the Senate Defence Committee chair, BC FIPA called for the testimony of three senior intelligence […]

This week Justice Minister Peter MacKay introduced Bill C-13; legislation that is being touted as a solution to the serious […]

The B.C. government last week announced a fast-tracked consultation process for the new BC Services Card and the government’s digital […]

FIPA will be in court next week seeking to force the government to stop suppressing freedom of expression during provincial […]

BC FIPA, today, submitted a letter to the Ministry of Community, Sport and Cultural Development in the context of its […]

The B.C. Freedom of Information and Privacy Association is extremely pleased to announce the official release of our brand new […]

Have you ever read a news story that began, ‘according to documents obtained through Freedom of Information’ and wondered how […]

BC FIPA has responded to the Federal Government consultation on the Open Government Partnership commitments with a highly critical examination […]

What is the BC Services Card? It’s an ID card that combines both the drivers license and the provincial health […]