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News Summary March 22nd, 2025

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Coming up in your Access and Privacy News Summary for Saturday, March 22.

We have multiple stories that put Premier Tim Houston and Nova Scotia back in the spotlight for aggressive legislation, plus a roundup of local stories across Canada intersecting with access to information, privacy, and information management.

There’s still plenty of chaos coming from south of the border, impacting Americans’ privacy concerns, and we see a series of fascinating stories where the U.S. judiciary is subpoenaing foreign financial information to support a Russian citizen’s attempt to evade sanctions.

Looking ahead to a potential Canadian federal election, we’ll highlight moves by Conservative governments at both the provincial and federal levels—Danielle Smith in Alberta aims to block federal oversight of the oil and gas sector, while her federal counterparts promise corporate tax cuts for the same industry, despite climate change concerns revealed through access to information.

Show Notes: https://fipa.bc.ca/20250322-access-and-privacy-online/

Individual Stories: https://fipa.bc.ca/tag/2025-season-episode-12/

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Our Contributors:

Writing: Shaun Fisk | Production: Patrick Farnsworth | Music: Breakmaster Cylinder

Access and Privacy Online: https://fipa.bc.ca/research-resources/podcasts/access-and-privacy-online/

News stories through the Canadian Press and Feedly.

Available through: PodBean, Apple iTunes,  YouTube, Spotify, Amazon Music, iHeartRadio, PlayerFM. ListenNotes,  Podchaser, Boomplay

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Coming up in your Access and Privacy News Summary for Saturday, March 22.

We have multiple stories that put Premier Tim Houston and Nova Scotia back in the spotlight for aggressive legislation, plus a roundup of local stories across Canada intersecting with access to information, privacy, and information management.

There’s still plenty of chaos coming from south of the border, impacting Americans’ privacy concerns, and we see a series of fascinating stories where the U.S. judiciary is subpoenaing foreign financial information to support a Russian citizen’s attempt to evade sanctions.

Looking ahead to a potential Canadian federal election, we’ll highlight moves by Conservative governments at both the provincial and federal levels—Danielle Smith in Alberta aims to block federal oversight of the oil and gas sector, while her federal counterparts promise corporate tax cuts for the same industry, despite climate change concerns revealed through access to information.

Show Notes: https://fipa.bc.ca/20250322-access-and-privacy-online/

Individual Stories: https://fipa.bc.ca/tag/2025-season-episode-12/

Support these efforts by subscribing or donating.

Send comments to [email protected]

Our Contributors:

Writing: Shaun Fisk | Production: Patrick Farnsworth | Music: Breakmaster Cylinder

Access and Privacy Online: https://fipa.bc.ca/research-resources/podcasts/access-and-privacy-online/

News stories through the Canadian Press and Feedly.

Available through: PodBean, Apple iTunes,  YouTube, Spotify, Amazon Music, iHeartRadio, PlayerFM. ListenNotes,  Podchaser, Boomplay

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