In June 2019, amendments to New Brunswick legislation transferred the responsibility for the access and privacy mandates from the Office of the Integrity Commissioner to the Office of the Ombud for New Brunswick.
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*Joint Statement by Federal, Provincial and Territorial Privacy Commissioners : Privacy principles for contact tracing and similar apps – May 7, 2020
Upcoming Events
Data Privacy Day commemorates the January 28, 1981, signing of Convention 108, the first legally binding international treaty dealing with privacy and data protection. Data Privacy Day is celebrated annually on January 28, and is an opportunity for individuals, governments and businesses to raise their level of awareness of privacy and data protection issues.
Please visit the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada for information and features regarding Data Privacy Day 2022.
Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada – Data Privacy Week Campaign
Recent Reports of Findings – Access to Information and Protection of Privacy Act
21/22-AP-020, Department of Justice and Public Safety, December 16, 2021
19/20-AP-156 Department of Agriculture, Aquaculture and Fisheries, September 22, 2021
19/20-AP-220 and 20/21-AP-015, (University of New Brunswick), August 13, 2021
21/22-AP-001 and 21/22-AP-026, Mount Allison University, August 16, 2021
19/20-AP-202 Department of Justice and Public Safety, July 30, 2021
19/20-AP-137, 19/20-AP-138, 19/20-AP-139, Department of Justice and Public Safety, July 16, 2021
19/20-AP-192 Department of Justice and Public Safety, July 13, 2021