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NYSEG leader visits Western New York to address power outages WKBW staff and last updated 2021-07-07 20:49:28-04 WEST SENECA, N.Y. (WKBW) — The president and CEO of NYSEG paid a visit to Western New York on Wednesday to speak with local leaders to address problems with power outages. West Seneca Town Supervisor Gary Dickson says he met with NYSEG President Carl Taylor to discuss how to make improvements when it comes to power issues. Dickson says he and Taylor discussed resolving maintenance work and trees on or near power lines. NYSEG issued this statement on the meetings in the area:

MyState is diversifying its funding profile, with a debut placement of senior-unsecured floating rate notes.

Complainant Gary Dickson had argued the Liberal, Conservative and New Democratic parties were violating the private-sector privacy law by not properly informing Canadians how they collect, use and disclose their personal information. He said the parties use such information to conduct political advertising, including "micro-targeted" ads based on detailed profiles of individuals. Dickson, a former Saskatchewan information and privacy commissioner, was supported in his complaint by the Centre for Digital Rights, established by businessman and philanthropist Jim Balsillie. Therrien says while t...

Privacy watchdog closes file on complaint against federal political parties Poll Several times a week A few times a year Rarely/never Privacy Commissioner Daniel Therrien speaks during a news conference in Ottawa, Tuesday, Dec. 10, 2019. The federal privacy watchdog has closed the file on a complaint about the data-harvesting practices of three national political parties, saying federal privacy law does not apply to the activities in question because they are not commercial in nature. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Adrian Wyld OTTAWA – The federal privacy watchdog has closed the file on a complaint a...

Jim Bronskill Privacy Commissioner Daniel Therrien speaks during a news conference in Ottawa, Tuesday, Dec. 10, 2019. The federal privacy watchdog has closed the file on a complaint about the data-harvesting practices of three national political parties, saying federal privacy law does not apply to the activities in question because they are not commercial in nature. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Adrian Wyld May 13, 2021 - 2:40 PM OTTAWA - The federal privacy watchdog has closed the file on a complaint about the data-harvesting practices of three national political parties. P...