Canada’s federal government has named two people to the position of Assistant Privacy Commissioner to help manage the additional workload that is expected to arrive once the country’s privacy law takes full effect next year. Named to the position are Heather Black, the privacy commissioner’s general counsel, and Raymond D’Aoust. see: Press release also see: Coverage here.
Canada Names Two New Assistant Privacy Commissioners
August 4, 2003
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