In the face of growing surveillance of travellers, many Canadians are being caught in the web of government watch lists. […]

BC FIPA has sent a letter to the Prime Minister regarding the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA) to highlight its concerns […]

The Canadian government is secretly negotiating an international trade agreement which could broaden the power of law enforcement officials to […]

On November 26, 2006, BC FIPA and the BC Civil Liberties Association made several recommendations on improving the Personal Information […]

FIPA and the BC Civil Liberties Association have released a joint submission to an all-party committee of the BC Legislature […]

The new board chair of TransLink, BC’s public transit authority, is coming under fire for deciding to move the provincial […]

Weekly privacy news briefs from around the world for 2007. Privacy News Highlights – 4 Jan 2007 Privacy News Highlights […]

On December 11, the 2007 Whistleblower Award was presented in a ceremony at Simon Fraser University’s Harbour Centre campus. A […]

The Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada introduced legislation to help combat identity theft on November 21. “This […]

The special committee to review BC’s Personal Information Protection Act (PIPA) has issued a call for written submissions. The deadline […]

The news over the summer that the CRTC was at long last moving forward with a national do-not-call list generated […]