Alberta separatist group ordered to pull down list with millions of voters' personal information | CBC

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An Alberta separatist group posted a database containing personal information of over 2.9 million voters online, prompting Elections Alberta to get a court order forcing its removal. The privacy commissioner called the breach serious and highlighted a gap in privacy laws, noting political parties aren’t currently covered by Alberta’s data protection rules, even though they can legally share voter lists.

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