Tully said that during her investigation she was blocked by a deputy minister from the premier’s office as she attempted to interview Glavine’s former executive assistant. Continue reading
Privacy commissioner Catherine Tully found that the Nova Scotia government did not even attempt to search for government records in response to the Global News request. Continue reading
Experts say that McNeil’s failure to institute meaningful reforms in government transparency five years after taking office indicates a larger failure to take government transparency seriously. Continue reading
CSS Acadia has been left to rust away in the Halifax Harbour as much-needed repair and maintenance work has been delayed over a lack of funding, putting the long-term future of the vessel in jeopardy. Continue reading
The new website, developed by Red Sky IT Solutions Ltd., launched on Wednesday. Continue reading
The Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy website remains offline, displaying a “system unavailable” message to anyone who tries to access it. Continue reading
Clayton Cromwell, 23, was found unresponsive April 7, 2014 in his cell at the Central Nova Scotia Correctional Facility in Halifax. Continue reading
As of Monday, the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Portal (FOIPOP) website has been offline for 137 days. Continue reading
Internal government memos provide the first indication of which parts of the government were most affected by the breach. Continue reading
On Friday the government said that it has no update on the province’s freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Portal (FOIPOP) ‘at this time.’ Continue reading
