Freedom of Information
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‘Flabbergasted’: B.C. denies family authorization to give Jaxon’s care info to mediaThe health authority's silence has compounded the Abbotsford family's grief and trauma, said Jaxon's mother, who wants the media to press for answers on what happened to her son.ÂPoliticsJun 2
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Toronto planned encampment clearing operation for months, built profiles of residentsCity documents show staff planned to post trespass notices at the encampments that would be enforceable within 72 hours.CanadaMay 1
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N.S. rejects findings calling for release of documents on youth jail riotInformation and privacy commissioner wrote that the department was refusing to release information about the risk of violence in the facility.CanadaMar 17
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‘Concerning’: FOI into B.C. woman’s potential fatal mauling returns 270 blank pagesPing 'Amy' Guo was found dead on a Pitt Meadows farm on Aug. 15. At the time, concerns were raised she may have been killed by an animal.EnvironmentMar 4
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B.C. government under pressure over proposal to charge for freedom of information requestsCitizens' Services minister Lisa Beare suggested on Monday the fee would be $25 per non-personal request.PoliticsOct 19, 2021
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Advocates call for expansion, greater transparency of access to information lawsWritten and oral submissions to a federal review call for expansion of the Access to Information ActPoliticsSep 3, 2021
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694 COVID-19 cases linked to N.S. schools as potential exposure sitesThe Nova Scotia Teachers Union president wants to know what the province's return to school will look like in the fall, given the hundreds of COVID-19 exposures linked to schools.EducationJul 15, 2021
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NDP seeks probe into 2017 ‘illegal’ access-to-information interference by Trudeau cabinet ministerRecords obtained by Global News show political staff for former Immigration Minister John McCallum sought to unmask the identity of an access-to-information requester.PoliticsMay 22, 2021
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Alberta brings in Clare’s Law, which allows access to intimate partner’s criminal recordsAlberta is the second province to bring in a law that could help people at risk of domestic violence learn about their intimate partner's criminal record.CrimeMar 30, 2021
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Lethbridge police promise to cooperate fully with investigation into alleged unauthorized checks on MLAChief Shahin Mehdizahdeh says the "vast majority" of officers and staff are committed to its policy of bias-free policing.CrimeMar 10, 2021
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