A woman has lodged a complaint with the Prince Edward Island (PEI) privacy commissioner after e-mails she sent to a cabinet minister were released to the media by the Liberal Party, reports CTV.ca. The woman claims she thought the two e-mails--in which she alleges corruption in the immigration nominee program--would be kept confidential, but the Liberal Party denies any reasonable expectation of privacy. PEI Privacy Commissioner Maria MacDonald said, after initial examination, she doesn't see any relevant exemptions in the law allowing for the release of the e-mails, but the Liberal Party is not a public agency and therefore not covered by the privacy law. MacDonald will not confirm whether her office is investigating the complaint. 
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