Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada

Travel and hospitality disclosed by Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada, records dated 2017-05-16 to 2026-06-21.

Explore all 175 records
Travel, all years
$588K
145 trips
Hospitality, all years
$16K
30 events
Officials named
10
5 with their own page
Largest single record
$21K

Totals by fiscal year

TravelHospitalityAmount: total (travel + hospitality)

  • 2017-18$22K ($21K + $123)
  • 2018-19$40K ($39K + $610)
  • 2019-20$98K ($97K + $681)
  • 2020-21$1,015 ($1,015 + $0)
  • 2021-22$657 ($657 + $0)
  • 2022-23$114K ($111K + $2,982)
  • 2023-24$137K ($132K + $5,589)
  • 2024-25$113K ($111K + $1,904)
  • 2025-26$39K ($35K + $4,175)
  • 2026-27$40K ($40K + $0)

Officials with the largest totals

Combined travel and hospitality, all years. Officials below $10,000 are in the explorer.

Largest trips

#RecordAmount
1Philippe Dufresne
Travel2024-10-25 to 2024-11-02 · Privacy Commissioner of Canada
“To participate as a keynote speaker at the 46th Global Privacy Assembly Conference”
Destination: Jersey, United Kingdom
Cost lines: airfare $18,163.30, other transport $129.41, lodging $2,137.97, meals $823.66
Comment in the record: “A future travel credit was issued after the cancellation of a travel segment.”
$21,254.34
2Philippe Dufresne
Travel2023-11-27 to 2023-12-03 · Privacy Commissioner of Canada
“Participate as a speaker and panelist at the 60th Asia Pacific Privacy Authorities Forum 2023”
Destination: Sydney, Australia
Cost lines: airfare $15,698.63, other transport $343.70, lodging $1,450.62, meals $960.77, other $23.90
$18,477.62
3Brent Homan
Travel2019-05-26 to 2019-06-07 · Deputy Commissioner
“Speaker at the 51st Asia Pacific Privacy Authorities (APPA) Annual Forum in Tokyo. Speaker at the roundtable of regulators of the Digital Clearing House in Brussels. Participate in meetings with Stakeholders.”
Destination: Tokyo, Japan Brussels, Belgium
Cost lines: airfare $10,363.80, other transport $379.79, lodging $2,159.00, meals $1,843.22, other $6.95
$14,752.76
4Philippe Dufresne
Travel2023-04-15 to 2023-04-22 · Privacy Commissioner of Canada
“Keynote speaker and participation at the Privacy Symposium and meetings with stakeholders.”
Destination: Venice, Italy
Cost lines: airfare $10,042.56, other transport $148.51, lodging $3,419.62, meals $692.14, other $6.88
$14,309.71
5Brent Homan
Travel2022-11-26 to 2022-12-04 · Deputy Privacy Commissioner of Canada
“To attend the 58th Asia Pacific Privacy Authorities forum”
Destination: Singapore, Singapore
Cost lines: airfare $10,716.68, other transport $230.67, lodging $2,159.99, meals $1,170.66
$14,278.00
6Philippe Dufresne
Travel2022-11-26 to 2022-12-04 · Privacy Commissioner of Canada
“To attend the 58th Asia Pacific Privacy Authorities forum”
Destination: Singapore, Singapore
Cost lines: airfare $10,716.68, other transport $144.74, lodging $2,159.99, meals $1,170.66
$14,192.07
7Daniel Therrien
Travel2018-10-19 to 2018-10-26 · Privacy Commissioner of Canada
“Participation at the 40th International Conference of Data Protection and Privacy Commissioners”
Destination: Brussels, Belgium
Cost lines: airfare $11,092.25, other transport $77.79, lodging $2,124.27, meals $812.61
$14,106.92
8Gregory Smolynec
Travel2024-05-20 to 2024-05-25 · Deputy Privacy Commissioner of Canada
“Participate at the Computers, Privacy and Data Protection conference”
Destination: Brussels, Belgium
Cost lines: airfare $10,538.18, other transport $363.34, lodging $1,601.78, meals $975.90
$13,479.20
9Philippe Dufresne
Travel2024-11-22 to 2024-11-28 · Privacy Commissioner of Canada
“To participate in the 62nd Asia Pacific Privacy Authorities Forum as keynote speaker”
Destination: Tokyo, Japan
Cost lines: airfare $10,777.60, other transport $156.79, lodging $1,874.86, meals $619.83
$13,429.08
10Daniel Therrien
Travel2019-06-30 to 2019-07-03 · Privacy Commissioner of Canada
“Speaking engagement at the 32nd Annual International Conference of the Privacy Law and Business.”
Destination: Cambridge, United Kingdom
Cost lines: airfare $11,506.84, other transport $331.73, lodging $456.71, meals $418.34
$12,713.62

Largest hospitality events

#RecordAmount
1Brent Homan
Hospitality2023-06-19 to 2023-06-20 · Deputy Privacy Commissioner of Canada
“Refreshments and lunch: Compliance Sector Team Activity”
Location: Gatineau, Quebec, Canada
Vendor: Best Western Plus
Attendees: 49 employees, 0 guests
$2,047.47$42 per attendee
2Philippe Dufresne
Hospitality2023-10-30 · Privacy Commissioner of Canada
“Refreshments, breakfast and lunch: Executive Management Board Plus strategic planning meeting”
Location: Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Vendor: Sala San Marco
Attendees: 24 employees, 2 guests
$1,758.68$68 per attendee
3Philippe Dufresne
Hospitality2022-12-14 · Privacy Commissioner of Canada
“Refreshements, breakfast and lunch: Executive Management Board Plus Strategic planning meeting”
Location: Ottawa, Ontario Canada
Vendor: Sala San Marco
Attendees: 22 employees, 2 guests
$1,536.08$64 per attendee
4Brent Homan
Hospitality2023-10-17 · Deputy Privacy Commissioner of Canada
“Breakfast and Refreshments: Meeting with the International Enforcement Cooperation Working Group”
Location: Hamilton, Bermuda
Vendor: Huckleberry Restaurant
Attendees: 3 employees, 11 guests
$1,311.43$94 per attendee
5Richard Roulx
Hospitality2024-11-06 · Deputy Privacy Commissioner
“Lunch and Refreshments: Retreat on the review of the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada resources and structure”
Location: Gatineau, Quebec, Canada
Vendor: Chef Ric's Catering
Attendees: 34 employees, 0 guests
$1,162.00$34 per attendee
6Brent Homan
Hospitality2022-10-31 to 2022-11-01 · Deputy Privacy Commissioner of Canada
“Refreshments and lunch: Compliance Sector's team meeting”
Location: Gatineau, Quebec, Canada
Vendor: Tim Hortons and Gabriel Pizza
Attendees: 52 employees, 0 guests
$962.97$19 per attendee
7Roulx, Richard
Hospitality2025-09-10 · Commissioner, Executive Secretariat
“Lunch and Refreshments : Leadership session for senior executives”
Location: Gatineau, Quebec, Canada
Vendor: Four Points by Sheraton
Attendees: 18 employees, 1 guest
$922.56$49 per attendee
8Roulx, Richard
Hospitality2025-11-12 · Commissioner, Executive Secretariat
“Lunch and Refreshments : Leadership session for senior executives”
Location: Gatineau, Quebec, Canada
Vendor: Four Points by Sheraton
Attendees: 17 employees, 1 guest
$922.56$51 per attendee
9Gervais, Isabelle
Hospitality2025-05-29 · Deputy Commissioner, Compliance Promotion and Enforcement Sector
“Refreshments: Compliance Promotion and Enforcement Sector Retreat”
Location: Gatineau, Quebec, Canada
Vendor: Lindocile/Best Western Plus
Attendees: 74 employees, 0 guests
$915.20$12 per attendee
10Roulx, Richard
Hospitality2026-01-14 · Deputy Commissioner, Enabling Services Sector
“Lunch and Refreshments : Leadership session for senior executives”
Location: Gatineau, Quebec, Canada
Vendor: Chef Ric's Catering
Attendees: 15 employees, 1 guest
$619.50$39 per attendee

Highest hospitality cost per attendee

Only records that state attendee counts.

#RecordAmount
1Brent Homan
Hospitality2023-10-17 · Deputy Privacy Commissioner of Canada
“Breakfast and Refreshments: Meeting with the International Enforcement Cooperation Working Group”
Location: Hamilton, Bermuda
Vendor: Huckleberry Restaurant
Attendees: 3 employees, 11 guests
$1,311.43$93.67 per attendee
2Philippe Dufresne
Hospitality2023-10-30 · Privacy Commissioner of Canada
“Refreshments, breakfast and lunch: Executive Management Board Plus strategic planning meeting”
Location: Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Vendor: Sala San Marco
Attendees: 24 employees, 2 guests
$1,758.68$67.64 per attendee
3Philippe Dufresne
Hospitality2022-12-14 · Privacy Commissioner of Canada
“Refreshements, breakfast and lunch: Executive Management Board Plus Strategic planning meeting”
Location: Ottawa, Ontario Canada
Vendor: Sala San Marco
Attendees: 22 employees, 2 guests
$1,536.08$64.00 per attendee
4Roulx, Richard
Hospitality2025-11-12 · Commissioner, Executive Secretariat
“Lunch and Refreshments : Leadership session for senior executives”
Location: Gatineau, Quebec, Canada
Vendor: Four Points by Sheraton
Attendees: 17 employees, 1 guest
$922.56$51.25 per attendee
5Roulx, Richard
Hospitality2025-09-10 · Commissioner, Executive Secretariat
“Lunch and Refreshments : Leadership session for senior executives”
Location: Gatineau, Quebec, Canada
Vendor: Four Points by Sheraton
Attendees: 18 employees, 1 guest
$922.56$48.56 per attendee
6Brent Homan
Hospitality2023-06-19 to 2023-06-20 · Deputy Privacy Commissioner of Canada
“Refreshments and lunch: Compliance Sector Team Activity”
Location: Gatineau, Quebec, Canada
Vendor: Best Western Plus
Attendees: 49 employees, 0 guests
$2,047.47$41.79 per attendee
7Gervais, Isabelle
Hospitality2026-02-26 · Deputy Commissioner, Compliance Sector
“Lunch and Refreshments: Meeting with the Information and Privacy Commissioner of Ontario”
Location: Gatineau, Quebec, Canada
Vendor: Tim Horton; Lindocile; Depanneur Plus
Attendees: 8 employees, 5 guests
$521.00$40.08 per attendee
8Roulx, Richard
Hospitality2026-01-14 · Deputy Commissioner, Enabling Services Sector
“Lunch and Refreshments : Leadership session for senior executives”
Location: Gatineau, Quebec, Canada
Vendor: Chef Ric's Catering
Attendees: 15 employees, 1 guest
$619.50$38.72 per attendee
9Philippe Dufresne
Hospitality2024-04-03 · Privacy Commissioner of Canada
“Refreshments and breakfast: Meeting with participants from the National Commission on Informatics and Liberty (CNIL)”
Location: Washington, District of Columbia, United States
Vendor: The Tavern, The Henley Park Hotel
Attendees: 3 employees, 2 guests
$188.36$37.67 per attendee
10Richard Roulx
Hospitality2024-11-06 · Deputy Privacy Commissioner
“Lunch and Refreshments: Retreat on the review of the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada resources and structure”
Location: Gatineau, Quebec, Canada
Vendor: Chef Ric's Catering
Attendees: 34 employees, 0 guests
$1,162.00$34.18 per attendee

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