Following a scathing statement from the Representative for Children and Youth, and with the Privacy Commissioner and Auditor General also […]

Privacy concerns are snowballing about the collection, use and disclosure of personal information through police databases. On Wednesday, BC Information […]

BC’s Representative for Children and Youth has released a scathing statement expressing deep concerns over the effectiveness, security, and reliability […]

FIPA is excited to announce that the 2012 BC Information Summit will take place September 19th at UBC Robson Square. […]

The day before the beginning of a long weekend in both Canada and the United States, our governments finally released […]

FIPA congratulates the Canadian Identity Theft Support Centre (CITSC) on the official launch of their victim support services! The Canadian […]

There has been a lot of discouraging news on the FOI and privacy front recently as a raft of new […]

BC Supreme court justice Bracken has set down his ruling on a judicial review application sought by the Minister of […]

In today’s Vancouver Sun, FIPA’s Executive Director Vincent Gogolek teams up with Michael Vonn of the BCCLA and Shannon Daub […]

Election advertising law doesn’t just limit big spenders – small spenders get tangled in complicated rules that undermine democratic debate. […]

BC’s Minister of Social Development Stakes Government’s Reputation on Safety and Privacy of new Integrated Case Management System Controversy is […]