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Federal parties appeal court order to follow stricter voter data rules

B.C.’s privacy commissioner says the office will leave its investigation into the political parties’ data practices on pause as the court process continues.

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B.C.’s privacy commissioner says the office will leave its investigation into the political parties’ data practices on pause as the court process continues.

‘Easier to advertise cookies than spinach’: Conservatives outspent the Liberals seven-to-one in 2024 advertising

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Q&A | How a plastics pollution treaty can send a ‘crucial market signal’

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Federal parties appeal court order to follow stricter voter data rules

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