B.C. privacy adjudicator finds short-term rental addresses should remain private
VANCOUVER — British Columbia's Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner says the City of Vancouver is required to refuse to disclose addresses of short-term rental operators because it would reveal where "they live their private lives.
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