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Advocacy groups object to nominee for privacy commish

Brief | May 30, 2014

OpenMedia.ca said Friday it has sent a letter to Prime Minister Stephen Harper — on behalf of itself and other advocacy groups — protesting his nomination for a new federal privacy commissioner.

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