Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs Canada

The 2020-2021 report ensures records under federal control within certain limitations and exemptions are available to Canadians. The report describes CanNor’s compliance with access to information legislation and any developments in the department for improving responses to information requests.

The 2020-2021 Privacy Act is meant to protect the personal information of individuals under the responsibility of federal institutions and give individuals access to the information. CanNor’s report outlines activities that support compliance with the Privacy Act.

CIRNAC’s 2021 Annual report reviews the institution’s steps taken in the year to further Reconciliation and Indigenous self-determination. Due to submission deadlines, the 2021 report does not include data relating to the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls and 2SLGBTQQIA+ People...

The 2020-2021 Privacy Act is meant to protect the personal information of individuals under responsibility of federal institutions and to give individuals access to the information. CIRNAC’s report outlines activities that support compliance with the Privacy Act.

The 2020-2021 Access to Information Act (ATIA) report ensures Canadians have access to records under federal control within certain limitations and exemptions. The ATIA report describes CIRNAC’s compliance with access to information legislation and any developments in the department for...

CIRNAC fees are mainly collected by the Northern Affairs Organization, which collects over 99% of the departmental fees from issuance of exploration, discovery, and production licenses for the development of natural resources on federal lands in the North.

The Department completed 584 privacy requests, totaling 14,382 pages processed, ensuring Canadians have the right of access to their personal information.

In 2019-2020, the Department completed 244 access to information requests, with a total of 18,436 pages processed, demonstrating its commitment to openness and transparency.

The 2019 Northern Oil and Gas Annual Report presents information associated with the administration of oil and gas resources on Crown lands north of the 60th parallel in the Northwest Territories, Nunavut and the Northern offshore.

The 2019-2020 Annual Report addresses the work of the Tribunal in the fiscal year and its projected activities for the following fiscal year. The report also identifies key concerns around staffing of Tribunal members, funding for First Nations, and timeliness of claims resolution.

The report focuses on two key milestones that have been achieved over the past year; ­Bill 41, the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act, which came into force in British Columbia on November 28, 2019 (Bill 41); and Canada’s forgiveness of all outstanding comprehensive claim...

In 2019–20, CIRNAC, Indigenous peoples and Northerners continued to work together to achieve progress in the following three priority areas: accelerating the renewal of the relationship with Indigenous peoples, modernizing institutional structures and governance to support self-determination, and...

Fees report for fiscal year 2018 to 2019