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Ca: Privacy commissioner investigating Sask. premier’s office

Posted on April 30, 2015 by Dissent

Mike McKinnon reports:

The office of Saskatchewan’s privacy commissioner has officially launched an investigation into an alleged privacy breach by the premier’s office.

Peter Bowden, a health care aide who went public on March 30 with concerns about the Saskatoon care home he works at, accused Premier Brad Wall and his chief of operations and communications, Kathy Young, of leaking information about his personnel file to reporters.

Read more on Global News.


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