Completed Contributions Program projects
The Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada’s (OPC) Contributions Program funds independent research and related knowledge translation projects to generate approaches and information about privacy in Canada. These projects not only advance the collective knowledge on privacy, they provide real, tangible research results that Canadians can use to make smart decisions about privacy protection in their own lives and that businesses and federal institutions can apply in practice to enhance compliance with their privacy obligations.
Start here to begin exploring the innovative and socially relevant independent research the OPC has supported through its Contributions Program. You can also view a list of the funded projects underway for the current cycle.
Understanding “the biggest lie on the internet”: Visualizing and translating the online consent challenge
Organization: York University
Project Leader: Jonathan A. Obar
Involving seniors in developing privacy best practices: Towards the development of social support technologies for seniors
Organization: Ontario Tech University (University of Ontario Institute of Technology)
Project Leaders: Andrea Slane, Isabel Pedersen and Patrick C. K. Hung
Privacy report card for parental control solutions
Organization: Concordia University
Project Leaders: Mohammad Mannan and Amr Youssef
Protecting privacy in the postgenomic era: Ensuring responsible data governance by direct-to-consumer companies engaging with epigenetics, microbiomics and integrative multi-omics
Organization: Centre of Genomics and Policy (CGP), McGill University
Project Leaders: Yann Joly and Charles Dupras
Understanding and Responding to the Privacy and Safety Risks of Stalkerware
Organization: Citizen Lab, Munk School of Global Affairs and Public Policy, University of Toronto
Project Leaders: Christopher Parsons, Adam Molnar and Ronald Deibert
Improving Privacy Practices for Legal Apps: A Best Practices Guide
Organization: Faculty of Law (Common Law Section), University of Ottawa
Project Leader: Amy Salyzyn
A Privacy Code Practice for the Connected Car
Organization: Faculty of Business and IT, Ontario Technology University
Project Leader: Rajen Akalu
Professional Standards for Private Sector Cybersecurity Enforcement Agents, to permit Access to Canadians' Personal Internet Information
Organization: Faculty of Information, University of Toronto
Project Leaders: Stephanie Perrin and Andrew Clement
Assessing the Privacy and Safety Implications of Collecting and Storing the Personally Identifiable Information of Women & Children Experiencing Violence in Online Databases
Organization: BC Society of Transition Houses
Project Leaders: Amy S. FitzGerald, Executive Director and Rhiannon Wong, Project Leader
Privacy Leakage in Canadian Public Wi-Fi Networks
Organization: Concordia Institute for Information Systems Engineering, Concordia University
Project Leaders: Mohammad Mannan and Amr Youssef
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