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Montrealers Protest Against Border Security Bill C-2

Refugees · Canada

Montrealers Protest Against Border Security Bill C-2

40% Left coverage: 10 sources

Protesters gathered in Montreal on Sunday to voice their opposition to federal Bill C-2, which aims to strengthen border security.See the Story

Protesters Urge Government to ‘Kill Bill 5’

Economy · Ontario

Protesters Urge Government to ‘Kill Bill 5’

100% Left coverage: 3 sources

THUNDER BAY – Kevin Holland, the MPP for Thunder Bay–Atikokan, says the new Protect Ontario act doesn’t take away Indigenous rights. Lucille Atlookan sees it differently.See the Story

RVH launches 'groundbreaking' tool to improve patient care

RVH launches 'groundbreaking' tool to improve patient care

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

ASKmeGOC Goals of Care Consult Service allows health-care professionals to 'initiate and navigate complex care discussions in a safe and confident way'See the Story

Communication during Bocabec wildfire ‘challenging’: report - Helicopters Magazine

An after-action report released by the New Brunswick Emergency Measures Organizations said communication during the Stein Lake wildfire near Saint Andrews inWildfires · Saint Andrews See the Story

SDG Rural Education Committee Looks at Rural School Funding

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Phillip Blancher Local Journalism Initiative ReporterWelland, Ontario · Welland See the Story

Briefing Note Bill C-4 Part 4

Updated 2025.06.16 Prepared for: Members of ParliamentPrepared by: BC Freedom of Information and Privacy Association (FIPA)Date: June 16, 2025Issue: Urgent concerns regarding Part 4 of Bill C-4, An Act respecting certain affordability measures for Canadians and another measure. Summary: Part 4 of Bill C-4 proposes amendments to the Canada Elections Act that would exempt federal political parties from modern privacy laws, creating a regime where …Victoria, British Columbia · Victoria Read Article

Letter: Withdraw Part 4 of Bill C-4

Updated 2025.06.12 FIPA sent the following letter to The Honourable François-Philippe Champagne, Minister of Finance and National Revenue as the sponsor of Bill C-4. Dear Minister Champagne, We call on you to withdraw the portions of the Making Life More Affordable for Canadians Act, Bill C-4, that amend the Canada Elections Act. The provisions of the Bill are a serious threat to Canadians’ privacy rights. Provisions in Bill C-4 Part 4 grant…Victoria, British Columbia · Victoria Read Article

Australia whistleblower who exposed war crime allegations loses bid to reduce prison sentence

53% Left coverage: 19 sources

Australian army whistleblower David McBride, who leaked allegations of Australian war crimes in Afghanistan to the media, lost a court bid to have his prison sentence reduced on Wednesday.David McBride · Australia See the Story

Morrisey: Foster Care Overhaul to Increase Transparency

57% Left coverage: 14 sources

CHARLESTON, WV (WOWK) -- Governor Patrick Morrisey announced Wednesday a six-tier plan to overhaul the West Virginia foster care system that he said has been problematic for years. "I think you all know that these issues have been going on for a very, very long time and unfortunately, it's the kids that suffer, and we can't tolerate that. West Virginia cannot keep kicking the can down the road as was done in the past. That's not the model of thi…See the Story

Federal Privacy Commissioner Launches Investigation Into NS Power Data Breach

55% Left coverage: 11 sources

Computers · Halifax See the Story

Ministry of Public Safety and Solicitor General

The Ministry of Public Safety and Solicitor General was listed as an independent public body at the start of 2024 under British Columbia’s Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act and the Information Management Act. They would be considered part of core government within these laws. FIPA submitted focused FOI requests to determine how this public body was interpreting and applying freedom of information and information management la…Victoria, British Columbia · Victoria Read Article

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