FIPA is sharing a preliminary report of our efforts to study freedom of information (FOI) in BC.  Since late 2022, FIPA […]

Gaps in federal funding and authority expose many First Nations and Inuit Elders in Canada to inadequate long-term care, forcing […]

Alberta’s privacy watchdog is raising concerns about the government’s plan to add health-care numbers to driver’s licences and other forms […]

The information below links to the requests made, the public bodies who received them, and the release package FIPA received […]

Gift-giving season is upon us and the internet is ablaze with unique gift ideas to entice every shopper. Add to […]

A former Liberal cabinet minister says the government was close to introducing legislation around the internal use of artificial intelligence […]

On November 20, fire erupted inside a home on Banas Way in the northwest part of Brampton. Some residents of […]

(ANNews) – Hans McCarthy, grandson of the late Frog Lake Chief Lawrence Francis Quinney, has achieved a landmark court victory […]

It’s been 11 months since Manitoba started using conservation officers as extra sets of eyes on the United States border […]

This is your Access and Privacy News Summary for Saturday, November 29th.   This week, the national spotlight is squarely on children’s privacy […]

From cryptocurrency markets to digital ID to AI controlled traffic lights, a little-known company is lobbying the Alberta government on […]