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Article | March 04, 2025
Time to “face” the threat
Social media privacy in the age of facial recognition.
CBA Influence | December 05, 2024
Seeing green: CBA replies to consultation paper on national security
When the Liberals voted in favour of the Conservatives’ controversial Bill C-51, they promised to change the bits they didn’t like once they took power. In late 2016 they published their National Security Green Paper to stimulate discussion on the issue.
Resource | November 08, 2024
The Truth Shall Set You Back a Fee – The Impacts of British Columbia’s $10 Application Fee for Freedom of Information Request, Two Years Later
Luke Conkin is the winner of the 2024 Privacy and Access Law Section's student essay contest for his paper titled, "The Truth Shall Set You Back a Fee – The Impacts of British Columbia’s $10 Application Fee for Freedom of Information Request, Two Years Later".
