Class-action lawsuit launched over Alberta voter list privacy breach

CALGARY — A proposed class-action lawsuit has been filed in Alberta’s Court of King’s Bench over the high-profile voter list privacy breach that exposed the personal information of millions of Albertans.

The claim, filed Thursday by retired Alberta lawyer Clint Docken and law firm Cooper Regel LLP, names the Government of Alberta, Alberta’s chief electoral officer, Centurion Project Ltd., the Republican Party of Alberta, Centurion Project founder David Parker, and unnamed individuals or organizations alleged to have accessed, distributed, downloaded, or used the voter information. -- More....

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