Privacy authorities call on governments to improve privacy legislation to protect groups vulnerable to the growing influence of digital technologies

Federal, provincial and territorial Information Commissioners and Ombudspersons from across Canada have signed a joint resolution aimed at reinforcing the public's right to access government-held information

The Information and Privacy Commissioner has completed a privacy compliance audit into the Department of Education’s collection, use, and disclosure of student images and video on internet platforms

An investigation into TikTok has been launched by Canadian privacy commissioners that have jurisdiction over private companies and private organizations that operate in Canada.

Yukon's IPC office did not provide an opinion to the City of Whitehorse on a bylaw regarding surveillance in taxis

Privacy guardians across Canada are calling on their respective governments and relevant stakeholders to ensure the right to privacy and transparency is fully respected throughout the design, operation, and ongoing evolution of a digital identity ecosystem

Jason Pedlar was sworn in to the position during a ceremony at the Yukon Legislative Assembly for a five-year term.

Federal, provincial, and territorial information and privacy commissioners are calling for a concerted effort across the healthcare sector and amongst governments to modernize and strengthen privacy protections for sharing personal health information

Jason Pedlar is being recommended to the Yukon Legislative Assembly for appointment as the Yukon's new Ombudsman, Information and Privacy Commissioner, and Public Interest Disclosure Commissioner.

The heads of Canada’s privacy protection authorities today issued a joint statement recommending legislators develop a legal framework that establishes clearly and explicitly the circumstances in which police use of facial recognition may be acceptable