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SFU did not breach privacy act in sharing shuttle driver complaint with employer, court rules

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A British Columbia court has dismissed a petition by a former campus shuttle driver who claimed Simon Fraser University (SFU) breached privacy law when it passed along a worker’s complaint about his c...

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