The 36,000-strong association representing Canada’s lawyers is calling on the federal government to take action against a “trend” of cyber […]

BC FIPA has made its submission on the Federal Accountability Act, Bill C-2 to the committee reviewing the legislation. BC […]

FIPA and the BC Civil Liberties Association have joined forces to oppose a blatant move by the BC Liberals to […]

Vancouver Sun columnist Vaughn Palmer reports that the B.C. Liberals have rebuffed two requests to include the $100-million New Relationship […]

The British Columbia government has auctioned off computer tapes containing thousands of highly sensitive records, including information about people’s medical […]

The Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) has released a public notice asking for input on the development and operation […]

On January 23, for the first time in 20 years, a Canadian federal election may deliver real reform in government […]

Weekly privacy news briefs from around the world – October to December 2005: Privacy News Highlights – 13 Oct 2005 […]

BC’s Freedom of Information Act is in dire need of updating and strengthening. A formal review of the act completed […]

The federal government got a lot more than it asked for when it commissioned former Supreme Court justice Gerard La […]

BC’s Information and Privacy Commissioner, David Loukidelis, has been appointed for a second six-year term. Members of a Special Committee […]