Privacy and Access Council of Canada
THE voice for privacy AND access
The International Conference connects Information Commissioners, Ombudspersons and other bodies charged with overseeing the implementation of Access to Public Information legislation, in order to foster the protection and the promotion of access to public information as a fundamental pillar to social, economic and democratic governance.
The National Cybersecurity Consortium (NCC)’s 2025 conference will be a hub for Canadian experts and leaders in cybersecurity to convene, exchange ideas, expand professional networks, and co-create strategies to elevate the country’s cybersecurity ecosystem. This event is catered to those leading innovation, senior and emerging researchers, and supporters of cutting-edge Canadian technology who all share a commitment to advancing the field.
The Strong Borders Act, Bill C-2, that is intended to improve border security, has come under fire by hundreds of privacy professionals, lawyers, academics, and civil society organizations concerned about the sweeping surveillance powers it grants to the Canadian government and law enforcement agencies. Among other things, Bill C-2 is designed "to facilitate access to basic information […]
The annual Privacy Enhancing Technologies Symposium (PETS) brings together privacy experts from around the world to discuss recent advances and new perspectives on research in privacy technologies. PETS addresses the design and realization of privacy services for the Internet and other digital systems and communication networks.
This full-day conference will explore the different journeys and experiences of records and information professionals.
The Genvis Innovation in Public Safety Series is an initiative bringing together frontline service providers, legal professionals, and government agencies to explore new approaches to survivor-centred responses in the context of intimate partner and family violence, human trafficking, and exploitation. This roundtable focuses on the legal and privacy challenges faced by those supporting survivors in justice-involved settings. […]
