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Union previously pushed to make it harder to look up jail staff’s addresses

March 3, 2026

Six years before police allege a database breach led hitmen to a correctional officer’s door, the Ontario government rejected a union proposal to make it impossible to search for jail staff’s personal information in its licence plate database.

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