The Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada has launched an investigation following the inadvertent disclosure of two years' worth of financial records related to Canada Student Loan borrowers. This incident raises concerns about data privacy and management. In a separate matter, Toronto's integrity commissioner has cleared Mayor Olivia Chow of a conflict of interest complaint regarding ride-sharing services. However, the commissioner has recommended disciplinary action for two Toronto councillors who improperly used constituent contact information for election purposes without consent. These developments highlight ongoing scrutiny of governmental practices and ethical standards in Canada.