Canada’s privacy regulators call for strong protection of children’s privacy in the development and use of educational technologies
As Canada marks National Child Day, privacy authorities from across the country have issued a joint resolution to help ensure that privacy rights and the best interests of children are paramount in the development, procurement, and deployment of educational technologies (EdTech). The resolution, was unanimously adopted at the annual meeting of Canada’s information and privacy... read more
Canada’s Information Regulators call on their respective governments to promote a more robust information ecosystem
Gatineau, Québec, November 5, 2025 – In an era where false and misleading information can spread rapidly and influence public discourse, Canada’s Federal, Provincial, and Territorial Information Commissioners and Ombuds (FPT Information Regulators) are urging governments and public institutions to modernize access to information laws, proactively disclose records, and ensure the integrity of public information.... read more
Canada’s information and privacy regulators wrap up meeting that focused on critical access and privacy issues facing Canadians
Topics included cyber security, artificial intelligence and the risks of storing health information outside Canada BANFF, ALBERTA (October 10, 2025) – Federal, provincial, and territorial information and privacy commissioners and ombuds with responsibilities under access and privacy laws have concluded their annual meeting in Banff, Alberta. The two-day meeting, hosted by the Information and Privacy... read more
Saskatchewan Information and Privacy Commissioner Tables 2024-2025 Annual Report
Saskatchewan Information and Privacy Commissioner, Grace Hession David, has tabled the Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner’s (OIPC) 2024-2025 Annual Report with the Legislative Assembly. The Commissioner discusses the rapidly developing consequences of technology and the impact this has in every area of life in the province. “The people of Saskatchewan should be able... read more