The suspension of Parliament in the ongoing political crisis is not likely to interfere with a much-needed anti-spam bill tabled […]

Weekly privacy news briefs from around the world Privacy News Highlights – 7 Jan 2008 Privacy News Highlights – 21 […]

B.C., ONTARIO PRIVACY COMMISSIONERS ISSUE GUIDELINES AFTER SUICIDES OF TWO STUDENTS The reluctance of two universities to disclose information that […]

In an effort to protect and advance the human rights of freedom of expression and privacy, a diverse coalition of […]

Here is the Fall Update for our members. In this Issue: FIPA joins with newspaper and taxpayer groups to challenge […]

FIPA and the office of BC’s Information Commissioner are bringing the world’s leading commentator on freedom of information issues to […]

The Information and Privacy Commissioner, David Loukidelis, has filed his decision regarding the impact of third party requests for review […]

The BC government increasingly engages in secret consultations when legislative and policy changes are being considered. The latest example concerns […]

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 […]