Recent changes to Ontario’s Freedom of Information (FOI) laws are drawing sharp criticism from legal experts, transparency advocates, and journalists. According to reporting by Law360 Canada, these reforms have been described as “one of the most serious attacks on the public’s right to know in years.” For businesses, organizations, and...
A Major Cybersecurity Incident Impacts Ontario’s Home Care System A recent ransomware attack involving a vendor connected to Ontario’s publicly funded home care system has raised serious concerns about the protection of sensitive patient information. The incident, reported by Isaac Callan and Colin D’Mello of Global News, highlights how cyber...
A Look at Ontario’s Proposed FOI Changes Transparency isn’t just a political buzzword—it’s a fundamental part of a functioning democracy. A recent letter published by OrilliaMatters highlights growing concerns about proposed changes to Ontario’s Freedom of Information (FOI) laws and what they could mean for public accountability. For businesses like...
Canadian voter privacy is under growing scrutiny as new federal legislation could reshape how political parties collect, use, and protect personal data. A recent analysis by Sara Bannerman (McMaster University) highlights concerns about Bill C-4, which may exempt federal political parties from privacy laws that apply to businesses and government...
Information and Privacy Commissioner of Ontario Public trust in government depends heavily on transparency, accountability, and proper information management. A recent article published by Law Times highlights how Ontario’s Information and Privacy Commissioner (IPC) is continuing to push for meaningful improvements in how government records are created, stored, and disclosed—particularly...
