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The Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada (OPC) has a wealth of resources to help Canadians understand privacy rights. The OPC also has resources to help businesses and federal institutions understand their obligations to protect privacy.

These publications and reports are available throughout the OPC website, according to topic and related activity. However, this page lets you browse the whole collection and use filters to narrow your search.

If you would like to obtain a paper copy of a particular publication, please send an email to publications@priv.gc.ca clearly indicating which document you would like to obtain, as well as your name and postal address.

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Gaming

Information collected, privacy controls, credit cards, protection tips

Announcement

Privacy Commissioner announces funding for independent research projects on privacy issues

Announcement

Commissioner shares his views on the “no-fly list”

Advice to Parliament

Appearance before the Senate Standing Committee on Human Rights relating to Examine and monitor issues relating to human rights and, inter alia, to review the machinery of government dealing with Canada’s international and national human rights obligations: Passenger Protect Program

Announcement

Commissioner shares his views on Big Data, Privacy and Democracy

Advice to Parliament

Appearance before the Standing Committee on Access to Information, Privacy and Ethics (ETHI) before the International Grand Committee on Big Data, Privacy and Democracy

Announcement

Deadline extended for feedback on Transborder Data Flow Consultation Document

Public opinion research paper

2018-19 Survey of Canadians on Privacy

News release

Canadians concerned about privacy online; want more control over their personal information: poll

Advice to Parliament

Appearance before the Standing Senate Committee on Banking, Trade and Commerce to examine and report on the potential benefits and challenges of open banking for Canadian financial services consumers, with specific focus on the federal government’s regulatory role

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