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Bill C-22 Clears Committee

18/Jun/2026 Leave a Comment

SECU Committee

At a late-night marathon hearing on June 17, 2026, the Standing Committee on Public Safety and National Security passed the very controversial Bill C-22, the Lawful Access Act. The evening’s proceedings went ahead without debate thanks to a last-minute House motion that precluded any further discussion about the 100-plus page bill or the almost 100 proposed amendments.The … [Read more...] about Bill C-22 Clears Committee

Setting the Standard for Privacy Expertise in Canada

26/Oct/2025

The revised CAN/DGSI 109-1: Privacy – Part 1: Qualification and Proficiency of Access to Information, Privacy, and Data Protection Professionals National Standard of Canada defines the qualifications and core competencies required of privacy professionals and reflects Canada’s ongoing commitment to building trusted digital environments. As the complexity of digital systems … [Read more...] about Setting the Standard for Privacy Expertise in Canada

Data Governance Standard up for review and comment

26/Oct/2025

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CAN/DGSI 100-9, Data Governance – Part 9: Data Collaboration Framework is open for public review and comment as a regular maintenance review that national standards must undergo.   The standard provides a blueprint for IT and other leaders who rely on organizational data integrity to perform their functions to support the build of new digital solutions with granular and … [Read more...] about Data Governance Standard up for review and comment

Global Comparative Testing of Responses to FOI Requests

28/Sep/2025

International Day for Universal Access to Information

Today, on International Day for Universal Access to Information (IDUAI), the Centre for Law and Democracy (CLD) relesed a report on the Global Comparative Testing of Responses to Requests for Information, the first global exercise in which the same two requests for information were put to public authorities in as many of the 140 countries with right to information (RTI) laws as … [Read more...] about Global Comparative Testing of Responses to FOI Requests

Building a Shared Framework for Digital Literacy in Canada

22/May/2025

Have Your Say

Participate in an upcoming national initiative to define common terms, share practical guidance, and outline a shared approach to digital literacy in Canada. Led by Social Economy Through Social Inclusion (SETSI), with support from the Digital Governance Standards Institute (DGSI) and the Standards Council of Canada (SCC), the initiative seeks to engage diverse … [Read more...] about Building a Shared Framework for Digital Literacy in Canada

Report: Surveillance & Algorithmic Management at Work

21/Mar/2025

The proliferation of surveillance technologies has seen them become a commonplace tool used by management in public, private, and nonprofit organizations. The largely unregulated deployment of surveillance tools has resulted in them being deeply entrenched in the modern workplace, with employees who know of their existence resigned to their presence. Surveillance can take … [Read more...] about Report: Surveillance & Algorithmic Management at Work

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