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Federal prison privacy reports show why access to personal records still matters

Correctional Service Canada carried 15,100 privacy requests into the next fiscal year, with 94% already past statutory timelines. Its annual report also records seven material privacy breaches.

Correctional Service Canada carried 15,100 privacy requests into the next fiscal year, with 94% already past statutory timelines. Its annual report also records seven material privacy breaches.

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