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Ken RubinWinnipeg Sun |
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A parliamentary committee’s review of the controversial lawful access bill is now itself dealing with its own contentious issue that will not go...
OTTAWA—For far too long, Health Canada has operated largely in secret, been captive to special interests it supposedly regulates, and has been too...
OTTAWA—There is a modern-day story of poor governance and lousy transparency in the fact that Library and Archives Canada just got $20-million, and...
OTTAWA—Three intense and massive privacy invasion events—one currently happening, one still felt, and one unfolding—are scarring Canada’s...
OTTAWA—The Carney government prefers to focus on domestic major economic projects and overseas economic diversification rather than being overly...
The recent Treasury Board discussion paper proposes to redo the 1982 Privacy Act by legally giving its more than 250 agencies powers for personal data...
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OTTAWA—With accelerated use of artificial intelligence, pilot projects are being used in the access-to-information process—mostly to reinforce the...
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