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OPC publishes analysis of themes and observations that emerged from strategic privacy priorities exercise

May 12, 2022

The Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada (OPC) today published a document entitled Strategic Privacy Priorities and the themes and observations that emerged: 2015-2022.

It offers an analysis of the work done by the OPC under the economics of personal information, government surveillance, reputation and privacy and the body as information in an effort to restore Canadians’ trust in government and the digital economy.

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Date modified:: 2022-05-12

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OPC publishes analysis of themes and observations that emerged from strategic privacy priorities exercise

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