In this issue: Election Act gag law forces charter challenge Victoria police come around to privacy — sort of Annual […]

The BC Civil Liberties Association (BCCLA) and the BC Freedom of Information and Privacy Association (FIPA) are calling for the […]

The B.C. Government’s stubborn refusal to fix our province’s unconstitutional Election Act has forced a Charter challenge by the B.C. […]

BC FIPA filed a notice of civil claim in BC Supreme Court on January 28, 2013 challenging the legality of […]

The B.C. Ministry of Child and Family Development has issued an interim report by a consultant hired to review the […]

On Monday, the B.C. Government launched a province-wide communications blitz to announce the February 15th launch date of its long-delayed […]

At FIPA, we’re in the process of winding down a very busy and eventful 2012. The past twelve months have […]

In this issue: Big Wins, New Challenges: 2012 in Transparency A new year means new ways to support FIPA Privacy […]

BC FIPA has sent its submission to the Committee on Access to Information, Privacy, and Ethics on the impacts of […]

In a report released last week, B.C.’s Information and Privacy Commissioner Elizabeth Denham took a stiff shot at the use […]

FIPA is pleased to join an outstanding roster of civil society, advocacy, and media organizations at Media Democracy Days 2012, […]