This is the first in our series on the privacy promises we can expect from a Liberal minority government. (From […]

Privacy violations highlight the need for law reform Earlier this week, the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of B.C. (OIPC […]

Previously, we compared access to information and privacy commitments in the platforms of four of Canada’s major federal political parties. […]

How Canada’s major federal political parties compare on issues related to privacy and access to information The table below uses […]

The BC Freedom of Information and Privacy Association (FIPA) is inviting all students, parents, teachers, and concerned members of the […]

From FIPA President Mike Larsen The introduction of the amendments to B.C.’s Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act […]

Vancouver, October 7, 2019 –  The Premier of British Columbia, John Horgan, announced late Friday that he has accepted the […]

Vancouver, September 26, 2019 – As part of Right to Know Week 2019, Independent journalist Stanley Tromp has published the […]

The BC Freedom of Information and Privacy Association is looking for a new Executive Director. Our current Executive Director, Sara […]

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 […]