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‘Rights-based’ approach needed to modernize privacy laws, says next privacy commissioner Dufresne

MPs on the House Ethics Committee unanimously supported Philippe Dufresne’s nomination for the seven-year term as Canada's privacy commissioner. He will be overseeing an office that investigates complaints and publicly reports on both public-and private-sector organizations for their handling of personal information.

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