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: The Canadian Privacy Law BlogOntario Commissioner to appeal personal email decision
You may recall my recent post on a decision of the Ontario courts that held that a government employee's personal email is outside of the jurisdiction of the Ontario freedom of information laws (Canadian Privacy Law Blog: Ontario access to information decision may affect cloud computing decisions). The Ontario Information and Privacy Commissioner has decided to appeal the decision, so stay tuned as the saga unfolds.
See: Privacy watchdog to appeal email ruling
Full post as published by The Canadian Privacy Law Blog on January 02, 2011 (boomark / email).
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