Official recordGovernment of Newfoundland and LabradorNews releaseMar 19, 2026

Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner – Report A-2026-006 Released

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British Columbia’s information and privacy commissioner, Michael Harvey, supports the government’s Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Amendment Act, 2026, saying the changes are minor and beneficial from a day-to-day administration perspective.

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Green Gables Bungalow Court Inc., a P.E.I. cottage rental business, filed a judicial review in June 2025 seeking to quash the Privacy Commissioner’s decision to disclose fire inspection reports under FOIPP. The case, heard in P.E.I. Supreme Court on June 18, centers on section 14 of FOIPP regarding disclosure exceptions for business interests, with the…

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British Columbia’s information and privacy commissioner, Michael Harvey, supports the government’s Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Amendment Act, 2026, saying the changes are minor and beneficial from a day-to-day administration perspective. Critics from the Conservative BC and BC Greens argue the bill weakens access rights and will…

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Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner – Report A-2026-006 Released

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