A saga that has lasted more than 1,000 days came to an end on Thursday when Nova Scotia relaunched its FOIPOP website, allowing for greater government transparency.

Inspection reports dating back to July 2019 indicate a level of concern about the state of the bridge.

The province has previously said that exemptions were granted in only "rare" cases.

The Saskatchewan NDP is calling out the provincial government for withholding information about how much it would cost to get each division’s schools in order.

The Department of Defence confirmed it has already investigated allegations that information may have been obstructed during pre-trial hearings for the former vice-admiral.

Tricia Ralph's first annual report as commissioner highlighted a litany of continuing issues in Nova Scotia's privacy and information legislation.

The RCMP are unable to share what, if anything, was done with a tip about the man, who shot and killed 22 people in rural Nova Scotia in April.

At least three large federal departments recently issued notices advising requesters their applications for information would be placed on hold due to COVID-19, though one soon backpedalled on the move.

An inquiry into the Northern Village of Pinehouse found that while the mayor and council were not meeting legislated requirements, their failings were not intentional.

Jana Semeniuk filed a complaint with the Alberta Funeral Services Regulatory Board after her mother's remains were given to a different family.