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Req # EA2023_0030858
every workplace assessment (for harassment and violence) completed for the period of January 2, 2020 to June 30, 2023Organization: Canadian Museum of Nature
August 2023
Req # 23-1007-100
Museum policies concerning receiving donations, funds, sponsorships, support for exhibits etc. from various entities/Communication of discussion within the museum about the involvement of oil and gas companies (e.g., Enbridge, Tundra Oil & Gas, and any others including trade associations etc.) from 2016 to the present.Organization: Canadian Museum of Nature
February 2023
Req # 22-1007-201
Catering Services related to the Museum ActOrganization: Canadian Museum of Nature
June 2022
Req # 22-1007-202
Obtain a complete copy of all exchanges of emails/correspondences/letters sent and received and including all attachments or attachments from the Deputy Minister of Canadian Heritage Ms. Isabelle Mondoux with all persons at the Privy Council Office on ALL SUBJECTS for the following period November 1, 2021, to January 12, 2022.Organization: Canadian Museum of Nature
June 2022
Req # ACA-2020-00679
Provide documents showing evidence of plans and efforts to reach out to Indigenous people to participate in each of the Accessibility Standards Canada technical committees.Organization: Accessibility Standards Canada
September 2020
Req # ACA-2020-00255
1. Technical Committee_Plain Language_EN, 2. Technical Committee_Plain Language_FR, 3. Technical Committee_Employment_FR, 4. Final Draft – Standards Development Technical Committees – Employment, 5. Final Draft – Standards Development Technical Committees –plain language.Organization: Accessibility Standards Canada
August 2020
Req # ACA-2020-00533
Provide documentary evidence that members of the Technical Committee responsible for standards development for outdoor spaces have: a) been advised to reach out to Parks Canada to participate in the development of outdoor spaces, b) been directed to reach out to Parks Canada to participate in the development of outdoor space, c) have reached out to Parks Canada to participate in the development of outdoor space.Organization: Accessibility Standards Canada
August 2020
Req # ACA-2020-00534
Send all documents that provide objective evidence of the various types of designs of washrooms that have been considered to ensure that Accessibility Standards Canada/Canadian Accessibility Standards Development Organization employees with disabilities or people with disabilities who visit the buildings do not face significant obstacles that disadvantage them.Organization: Accessibility Standards Canada
August 2020
Req # ACA-2020-00427
Send copies of the current artwork, photographs, etc. in lobby, waiting rooms, hallways, meeting rooms, and the offices of the Chief Executive Officer and Chief Operating Officer of Accessibility Standards Canada.Organization: Accessibility Standards Canada
July 2020
Req # ACA-2020-00441
Send documents that provide objective evidence that the Accessibility Standards Canada development committee is responsible for communication standards has, and is considering, the use of radio as a reasonable alternative.Organization: Accessibility Standards Canada
July 2020