Vancouver, May 17, 2019 – Question period in the BC Legislature this week has been occupied by the accusations of […]

This episode continues our story on the history of BC’s Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act by exploring […]

Vancouver, April 1, 2019 — A statement released yesterday by the Ministry of Citizens’ Services, which claims that “new legislative […]

On this episode of the show, we go back to a time before British Columbia had freedom of information or […]

It is with great sadness that we acknowledge the passing of Dr. Richard Rosenberg, Emeritus Professor in the Department of […]

Download the full March 2019 Bulletin, or use the links below to read individual articles online. In this issue: Introducing: Data […]

We are pleased to introduce Nazli Jelveh as the newest member of FIPA’s Board of Directors. After completing her undergraduate […]

We offer Freedom of Information workshops to anyone looking to learn basic and practical skills needed to start tackling their […]

Last November, we published Carroll Anne Boydell’s analysis of BC’s new whistleblower legislation – the Public Interest Disclosure Act (PIDA) […]

Data Subjects is a new podcast dedicated to issues surrounding privacy and freedom of information rights in Canada. The show […]

We’ve been hearing from a lot of British Columbians who are concerned about sharing their Social Insurance Number (SIN) with […]