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B.C. Civil Servant Accused of Sending Personal Data to U.S. Border Guard
A B.C. government employee under investigation for an alleged privacy breach is accused of e-mailing personal data about government clients to an American border guard in Washington state. Government sources confirmed that the employee, who works from the Lower Mainland for the Ministry of Housing and Social Assistance, allegedly used her government e-mail to send confidential data to the personal e-mail account of the border guard.www.vancouversun.com/news/civil+servant+accused+sending+personal+data+border+guard/2361412/story.html
ARMA International Canadian Policy Brief, January 2010
