Alan Davidson, the vice-president of global policy, trust and security for the company that makes the Firefox browser, appeared at a Canadian committee. Continue reading →

Catherine Tully took the province to task for its failure to update the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy (FOIPOP) Act. Continue reading →

The rollout, called One System, will tack every homeless person in an effort to help determine appropriate services for them. Continue reading →

A new proposal by the Liberals to have political parties enforce their own privacy policies is ‘a joke,’ experts tell Global News. Continue reading →

Canada must adopt rules that make privacy the default, Ontario’s former privacy commissioner says. Continue reading →

Sixty per cent of Canadians feel that government and legal regulations are being outpaced by technology. Continue reading →

The Roomba robotic vacuum has been whizzing across floors for years, but its future may lie more in collecting data than dirt. Continue reading →

Monday marks the start of mailings from Statistics Canada of census surveys, including the return of the mandatory, long-form questionnaire. Continue reading →

Deputy Chief Peter Sloly is on “annual leave” after making some controversial comments about the current state of police operations. Continue reading →