Global Privacy Sweep Finds Websites, Apps Often Not Effectively Communicating Privacy Practices
Individuals are regularly left in the dark about how their personal information, once collected, is used and disclosed by websites…
Information and Privacy Commissioners Across Canada Call on Governments to Safeguard Independent Review of Solicitor-Client Privilege Claims
Joint Resolution: Safeguard Independent Review of Solicitor-Client Privilege Claims (PDF) Iqaluit, Nunavut, October 19, 2017 – In a joint resolution,…
Health Information Breaches Result in Fine to Individual
A former registration and staffing clerk pleaded guilty and was fined $3,000 for accessing individuals’ health information in contravention of…
Reports Highlight Obstacles to Independent and Effective Oversight by the Information and Privacy Commissioner
Investigation Report F2017-IR-03 (PDF) Report: Producing Records Records to the Commissioner: Restoring Independent and Effective Oversight under the FOIP Act…
Individual Pleads Guilty for Health Information Breaches
A former supervisor of health information management was convicted of accessing individuals’ health information in contravention of the Health Information Act (HIA).…
Information and Privacy Commissioner Releases Investigation Reports on Delays in Responding to Access Requests
Investigation Report F2017-IR-01 (PDF) Investigation Report F2017-IR-02 (PDF) The Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner (OIPC) released two investigation…
Commissioner Issues Statement in Response to Supreme Court of Canada Decision
The Supreme Court of Canada (SCC) has upheld a Court of Appeal of Alberta decision (2016 SCC 53) that found…
Op-Ed: Our Right to Know What Governments Know About Us
Submitted to the Edmonton Journal and Calgary Herald September 28 is the International Day for Universal Access to Information. Since…