Archive (Year: 2015)
New Legislation in Newfoundland
The new ATIPPA, 2015 has transformed the access to information landscape of Newfoundland and Labrador. Following the setbacks of Bill 29, Newfoundland and Labrador has been recognized as a leader in the world because of this new legislation. The purpose of facilitating democracy is clearly stated in the new legislation and tools such as a... read more
Saskatchewan Information and Privacy Commissioner tables 2014-2015 Annual Report
Saskatchewan Information and Privacy Commissioner, Ronald J. Kruzeniski Q.C., has submitted his office’s 2014-2015 Annual Report to the Legislative Assembly. Kruzeniski stated: This is my first Annual Report filed as the Information and Privacy Commissioner and I hope it outlines a path I intend to take over the next four years. And he further stated:... read more
The (Work) Life of an Early Resolution Officer
When you come to the Saskatchewan Information and Privacy Commissioner’s (IPC) office with a request for review or breach of privacy complaint, you will first be dealing with us—the Early Resolution Officers (EROs). We are really nice, I swear! The Early Resolution process at the IPC is relatively new, so I feel that it is... read more
Is there Such a Thing as “Internet Privacy”?
We recently had an opportunity to speak at the 2015 “Law in Your Life” series hosted by CBA Saskatchewan and the Regina Public Library. Every year, the Saskatchewan Section of the Canadian Bar Association organizes this series of informative legal sessions as part of the national “Law Day” event. The purpose of Law Day is... read more