Saskatchewan Information and Privacy Commissioner Tables 2025-2026 Annual Report.

Check out the OIPC’s new resource Steps to Processing an Access to Information Request

Updated statement on proposed changes to Ontario’s Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act

OPC examines websites and apps used by children as part of global privacy sweep

Statement on proposed changes to Ontario’s FIPPA stemming from the production order issued by Ontario’s Information and Privacy Commissioner which was upheld by the Divisional Court.

New podcast episode out now Un-redacted, The Sask IPC Podcast | IPC

New Report Posted: Read Snooping in a Police Database for more information

Check out this new resource that explains the interaction between LA FOIP and The Municipalities Act in the province of Saskatchewan and as it pertains to personal information.

Year: 2016

November 15, 2016 - Sharon Young, Analyst

Transitory Records and Access-to-Information Requests

What are transitory records? The Provincial Archives of Saskatchewan defines transitory records as: Records of temporary usefulness that are needed only for a limited period of time, to complete a routine task or to prepare an ongoing document. Also, exact copies of official records made for convenience of reference. These records are not required to... read more

Categories: Blog

June 13, 2016 - Alyx Larocque, Executive Director of Research, Policy & Compliance

Updated: Tips for a Good Submission

So much of what we do here at the OIPC involves reviewing submissions (or representations) from parties.  In my time here, I have seen some very persuasive ones. I thought some tips on what, in my view, made a persuasive submission would be helpful. A submission contains a party’s arguments in support of their position. ... read more

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