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Ca: City looks to quash woman’s lawsuit over privacy breach

Posted on April 1, 2011 by pogowasright.org

Lori Coolican reports:

Lawyers for the City of Saskatoon and several high-ranking civic officials are asking a judge to dismiss a lawsuit brought against them by a former employee over improper disclosure of her utility bill information to the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA).

The woman, who no longer lives in Saskatoon, filed the suit in February, seeking unspecified damages and citing a 2010 report in which the province’s information and privacy commissioner found the city breached her privacy in 2005.

Justice Dan Konkin reserved his decision on the city’s motion for dismissal of the suit after hearing arguments from both sides Thursday in Queen’s Bench chambers.

Read more in the Star Phoenix

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