It is election season, and the leaders of Canada’s political parties are making promises, presenting platforms, and answering questions about […]
Transparency, Privacy, and the Federal Election
It is election season, and the leaders of Canada’s political parties are making promises, presenting platforms, and answering questions about […]
Vancouver, August 30, 2019 – Yesterday, the Information and Privacy Commissioner for BC, Michael McEvoy, issued an Order stating that […]
As we learned in the first episode of Data Subjects, BC’s Freedom of Information laws were created in order to […]
We’re calling on the provincial government to keep their promise Earlier this month, we teamed up with the BC Civil […]
This report updates FIPA’s 2015 ground-breaking report, The Connected Car: Who is in the Driver’s Seat? As may be expected, […]
Since 2014, the BC Civil Liberties Association (BCCLA) has been pushing back against the Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) and […]
We are asking the BC Government to keep their promise. Sign the petition for FIPPA reform today! The BC Freedom […]
On June 27th, 2019, at our Annual General Meeting, we’ll be presenting The Tyee with an award that recognizes their […]
The last couple of weeks have seen question period in the BC Legislature occupied by the allegations of a whistle-blower […]
In this special edition episode of our Data Subjects podcast, we revisit our Policing Info World conference. On May 23, 2019, we […]
Join us on June 27, 2019 for our 2019 Annual General Meeting. The meeting will take place at the Vancouver […]