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FI-05-22 — Environment & Labour
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ATIA (Alberta)FOIP (Alberta)HIA (Alberta)PIPA (Alberta)POPAE-Health ActFIPPA (British Columbia)PIPA (British Columbia)ATIA (Federal (Canada))CASLPIPEDAPrivacy ActFIPPA (Manitoba)PHIA (Manitoba)PHIPAARTIPPAATIPPA, 2015PHIA (Newfoundland and Labrador)FOIPOPMGA Part XXPHIA (Nova Scotia)PIIDPACYFSAFIPPA (Ontario)MFIPPAPHIPAFOIPPHIA (Prince Edward Island)Health Information ActPrivate-Sector ActPublic Bodies ActFOIP (Saskatchewan)HIPALA FOIP
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OIC Order (ATIA s.36.1, binding)Well-foundedWell-founded & resolvedWell-founded & conditionally resolvedWell-founded & unresolvedNot well-foundedAction warranteds.6.1 Application Granted (refusal authorized)s.6.1 Application Denied (must respond)SettledResolvedEarly-resolvedDiscontinuedWithdrawnDeclined to investigateNo jurisdiction
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Gaetz v. Attorney General of Nova Scotia
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M2005-001 — Registrar of Motor Vehicle Services and Affordable Professional Group, Inc.
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Personal Information Protection Act
P2005-IR-007 — Rick Arsenault Enterprises Inc. and Ken Rice Retailing Inc.
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Federal (Canada)Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents ActSettled
Jul 29, 2005Settled Case summary· Indexed Apr 12, 2026
Settled Case summary: Disclosure of personal information to estranged spouse - July 29, 2005
A bank
An individual complained that a bank employee improperly disclosed her account balance to her estranged husband. The bank acknowledged that its employee likely contravened PIPEDA by disclosing the information without consent. The matter was settled between the complainant and the bank, and the OPC agreed to consider the complaint settled, as no systemic issues were found.
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FI-05-21 — Environment & Labour
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Privacy Report PC-040019-1 - 2005-07-26
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F2005-009 — Alberta Seniors and Community Supports and Qualicare Health Services Corporation
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F2005-004 — Alberta Health and Wellness
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Personal Health Information Privacy and Access Act
2005 CanLII 34794 (NB OMBUD) — Department of the Environment and Local Government and Office of the Premier
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Personal Information Protection Act
P2005-IR-006 — CBV Collection Services Ltd.
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REPORT 2005 – 005 — SaskEnergy Incorporated
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F2005-IR-005 — University of Calgary
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F2005-IR-004 — Southern Alberta Institute of Technology
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F2004-019 — Alberta Environment
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