The Right to Know Coalition has released a report on the Nova Scotia freedom-of-information data breach, Halifax Today reports. After more information about the breach was released by the privacy commissioner of Nova Scotia, Right to Know Coalition President Michael Karanicolas said the breach had a wider scope than initially reported. Karanicolas added the province's privacy laws need to be updated. "We have [25-year-old] laws that date from just a couple years after the commercial internet was established and have not been updated since then," Karanicolas said. "We need a [21st-century] approach to the problem."
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