Fwd: Who's Defending Your Right to Know?

[Tracey P. Lauriault]

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From: PACC Registrar <[hidden email]>
Date: Mon, Sep 9, 2013 at 7:18 PM
Subject: Who's Defending Your Right to Know?
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Sunshine Summit 2013

Toronto — Calgary — Victoria

 

In celebration of the 10th annual international Right to Know Week, the Privacy and Access Council of Canada proudly presents the 2013 Sunshine Summits to raise awareness, inform and engage citizens in discussion about access to information rights and responsibilities

 

The Sunshine Summit is your opportunity to join thought leaders from government, industry and academia to discuss
Who's Defending Your Right to Know

 

Recent reports confirm that we now live in a new order in which leaders:

engage in oral government that avoids records and accountability

routinely refuse to respond to Access to Information requests

endorse secrecy to gather and exchange vast amounts of personal and confidential information 

 

>> How does this new order affect your organization's ability to comply with access and privacy laws?

 

>> How does this new order affect you, your personal information, your career and your future?

 

Attend the Sunshine Summit to explore these and other important questions about your Right to Know

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Seating is limited  Register today at PACC-CCAP.ca

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Registered guests may submit relevant questions ahead of time

for the speakers to address during the Sunshine Summit.
Phone  <a href="tel:[phone]" value="[phone]" target="_blank">877.746.7222 or Email [hidden email]

Speakers

Charmaine Borg, MP, Terrebonne-Blainville, QC	Andrew Clement, University of Toronto	Kevin Donovan, Toronto Star	Garry Neil, Council of Canadians	Tamir Israel, CIPPIC	Ken Rubin, Public interest researcher
Jill Clayton, Information & Privacy Commissioner- AB	Linda McKay-Panos JD, Alberta Civil Liberties Research Centre	Brent Rathgeber, MP, Edmonton-St. Albert	Charles Rusnell, CBC Edmonton	Brian Seaman, Alberta Civil Liberties Research Centre	Jason van Rassel, Calgary Herald
Marianne Alto, Acting Mayor, City of Victoria	Christina Crabtree, District of Maple Ridge	Darrell Evans, Canadian Institute for Information and Privacy Studies	Jay Fedorak, Assistant Privacy Commissioner-BC	Dr. David Flaherty, Professor Emeritus	George Heyman, MLA
Kevin McArthur, CIRA and Open Data Society of BC	Lamont Orange, Websense	Christopher Parsons, University of Victoria	Stanley Tromp,  Journalist	Micheal Vonn, BC Civil Liberties Association	Rob Wipond, Journalist

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Tracey P. Lauriault

http://traceyplauriault.wordpress.com/2013/07/23/moving-to-ireland/

https://gcrc.carleton.ca/confluence/display/GCRCWEB/Lauriault

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