With three and possibly more elections in Canada this fall, we bring you a look across the country considering your political privacy. We follow that with a commentary from FIPA President Mike Larsen on recent FIPA activities that consider personal information by parties and public opinion polling.
UBCIC Calls for Immediate, Concrete Action to Remove First Nations’ Barriers to Accessing Information
- FIPA Submission to the Special Interlocutor
Supporting National Claims Research DirectorsFNIGC reintroduces OCAP®National Gathering on Unmarked Burials – The Release of an Indigenous-led Reparations FrameworkElections boss says parties should run nominations, but possibly with tighter rules Elections boss says parties should run nominations, but possibly with tighter rules
- Regina Leader Post: https://leaderpost.com/news/politics/race-to-the-writ-a-weekly-roundup-of-political-promises-ahead-of-the-sask-election
- Global News: https://globalnews.ca/news/10769581/nb-election-2024-party-leaders/
The BC provincial election is Oct. 19: find out more before you vote
- Capital Daily: https://www.capitaldaily.ca/news/the-provincial-election-is-oct-19-find-out-more-before-you-vote
- Saskatchewan: https://fipa.bc.ca/get-help/your-political-privacy/provincial-election-privacy-saskatchewan/
New Brunswick: https://fipa.bc.ca/get-help/your-political-privacy/provincial-election-privacy-new-brunswick/ British Columbia: https://fipa.bc.ca/get-help/your-political-privacy/provincial-election-privacy-british-columbia/ Personal information at stake with BC United and Conservative Party of BC.
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