Archive (Tag: education)
What is Right to Know Week?
September 28, 2015 is International Right to Know Day. Over the week, privacy professionals from more than 40 countries around the world will be looking forward to news and information concerning the individual’s right to know and government accountability and transparency. What is the Right to Know? The “Right to Know” is the citizen’s right... 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
Upcoming Saskatchewan Connections Conference 2015
In my role as Acting Senior Access and Privacy Consultant with the Access and Privacy Branch, Ministry of Justice, I often get to take part in interesting and exciting opportunities. For example, I am a member of the Working Group who has developed the Agenda for the 2015 Saskatchewan Connections Conference, which will be held... read more
University of Alberta’s 2015 Access and Privacy Conference Hits Another Home Run!
The Faculty of Extension’s annual national access and privacy conference is recognized across Canada as the best conference of its kind! 2015 marks the thirteenth year that the University of Alberta is delivering its award winning conference format. This year’s conference is scheduled for June 10th, 11th and12th and will be held at the Marriott... read more