Everything tagged: Privacy
Striking the Balance: Privacy and Freedom of Expression in a Digital Age

Website: http://cjf-fjc.ca/j-talks/striking-balance-privacy-and-freedom-expression-digital-age A half-day symposium exploring the right to be forgotten The so-called right to be forgotten is coming to Canada. Earlier this year, the Office of the Privacy Commissioner released a …
Event April 4, 2018 (Type: Symposium)
Privacy by Design: Recommendations to Update PIPEDA and Improve the Privacy of Canadians

House of Commons committee report makes 19 recommendations to update PIPEDA and to improve the protection of Canadians’ privacy in their relation with private sector organizations.
News March 2, 2018
Save the Date – ACA@UBC 10th Annual Symposium

Theme: Unresolved: Balancing Access and Privacy in the Digital Age
News October 11, 2017
Responses to Consultations on NAFTA Renegotiation and Modernization
Several library and information management organizations have submitted responses to the consultations.
News July 20, 2017
Saskatchewan Introduces Improvements to Access and Privacy Legislation

The Government of Saskatchewan is taking steps to improve access to information and protection of privacy in the province.
News June 13, 2016
IFLA issues Statement on Right to be Forgotten

IFLA calls on members of the library community to participate in policy discussions about the Right to be Forgotten.
News February 25, 2016
Access and privacy regulators call on governments to respect rights in information sharing initiatives
Canada’s Information and Privacy Commissioners and Ombudspersons have called on all levels of government to protect and promote privacy and access to information rights when embarking on information sharing initiatives aimed at improving government services.
News January 25, 2016
NISO Releases a Set of Principles to Address Privacy of User Data in Library, Content-Provider, and Software-Supplier Systems
NISO has published a set of consensus principles for the library, content-provider and software-provider communities to address privacy issues related to the use of library and library-related systems.
News December 14, 2015
Federal government needs to do more to guard against breaches and privacy violations: Privacy Commissioner

The Privacy Commissioner of Canada is urging federal departments and agencies to develop and implement more rigorous procedures and safeguards to protect Canadians’ personal information.
News December 10, 2015