Sara Neuert is the new Executive Director of the BC Freedom of Information and Privacy Association.  She has been working […]

After 8 years as FIPA’s Executive Director, we would like to wish Vincent Gogolek all the best in his retirement! […]

Exciting news! The BC Ministry of Citizens’ Services has launched a public consultation on freedom of information and privacy rights […]

Earlier today we sent a joint letter to Premier John Horgan supporting Freedom of Information and privacy reform, and offering […]

FIPA recently commissioned some public opinion polling on BC’s freedom of information system. We worked with Ipsos, a leading independent […]

November 1, 2017 FIPA’s Submission on ATIA reform (Bill C-58) The long-promised Liberal amendments to the Access to Information Act […]

Download the full October 2017 Bulletin, or use the links below to read individual articles online. In this issue: 2017 Right to […]

As the NAFTA renegotiations got underway, FIPA was working to make sure this province’s public sector privacy law was not […]

The long-promised Liberal amendments to the Access to Information Act (ATIA) were finally revealed just before Parliament’s summer recess, and […]

This past summer, the country lost a remarkable woman. Gwen Barlee was one of Canada’s most active and effective FOI […]