The Data Protection Act 2011 is an act in Trinidad and Tobago that aims to provide protection for personal privacy and information. It applies to all individuals and public bodies in Trinidad and Tobago. The act defines various terms such as ‘data,’ ‘personal information,’ and ‘sensitive personal information.’ It establishes the Office of the Information Commissioner, which is responsible for monitoring compliance with the act and conducting audits and investigations. The act sets out general privacy principles that organizations must adhere to, such as obtaining consent for the collection, use, or disclosure of personal information and ensuring the accuracy and security of personal information.

The Access to Information and Protection of Privacy Act (Provincial - Nunavut) governs the right of access to records held by public bodies in Nunavut and the protection of personal privacy. It applies to all public bodies in Nunavut and aims to make public bodies more accountable to the public while protecting personal privacy. The Act provides individuals with the right to access and request correction of personal information about themselves held by public bodies.

The Health Information Privacy and Management Act (Provincial - Yukon) governs the protection of privacy and management of health information. It applies to various entities including the Department of Health and Social Services, operators of hospitals or health facilities, health care providers, prescribed branches/programs of Yukon First Nations, the Minister, persons performing functions similar to health care providers in other provinces subject to privacy legislation, and prescribed persons. The Act aims to establish mechanisms to protect the privacy of individuals and the confidentiality of health information, while facilitating the effective provision of health care.