The Attorney General has petitioned the courts to compel a former Saanich IT manager to return to the district documents or digital copies of documents containing personal information
The provincial government is demanding a former District of Saanich employee return or destroy thousands of internal electronic documents he is believed to have copied from the district’s files and used to help his family in a neighbourhood dispute.
The court documents allege Gondor, then Saanich’s information and technology manager, accessed and copied 2,580 files from the district’s internal document drive onto his district laptop computer on Dec. 23, 2021 and Jan. 24, 2022. The province’s petition says that on Feb. 18, the Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner received an anonymous letter with the two DVDs, and has received the same from four other individuals since then.
Saanich then demanded Gondor destroy all files in his possession or in the possession of any third party.
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