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Alberta’s privacy commissioner calls for law changes after alleged voter list breach

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Danielle Smith says law changes to be assessed after probes into alleged Alberta voter list breach
The database contained names and addresses of millions of Albertans and by law, such a list is only supposed to go to elected officials, political parties and party officials.
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