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Req # A-2019-00063
A copy of the following briefing notes: 250111-Impact of Brexit on Agriculture and Agri-Food Trade between Canada and the United Kindgom; 253239-Meeting with Dave Smardon of Bioentreprise; 253042-Options to Increase Awareness of the Departmental Emergency Response Plan (DERP) Among AAFC Staff to Ensure Levels of Preparedness; 252730-Temporary Movement of Funds from the Canadian Agricultural Strategic Priorities Program, the Living Laboratories Initiative and the Innovative Solutions Canada Program to the AgriScience Program in 2019/20; 252630-Internal Year-End Report, 2018-19; 252879-Funding the Local Food Infrastructure Fund in 2019-2020; 253029-Approval Sought for Designation and Revocation of Inspectors for the Chicken Farmers of Canada; 252364-Canadian Canola Growers Associations Request for a Stay of Default Under the Adance Payments Program; 252722-Canada-China 2016 Canola Memorandum of Understanding; 252877-Information Regarding Regulatory Package for Canadian Pork Promotion and Research Agency Proclamation Submission; and 252328-Brexit – Outline the State of Readiness on both sides and Steps to Prepare for the Possibility of a Hard BrexitOrganization: Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada
123 page(s)
February 2020
February 2020
Req # A-2019-00062
A copy of the following briefing notes: 253018-Information on CUSMA; 253218-CDC 2018-2019 ANNUAL Reprots To Parliament On the ATIA and the PA; 235226-Update – ILTA Grain Inc. Licensing Status; 251796-Deputy Minister Forbes Saskatchewan Outreach, July 8-9, 2019; 252974-Meeting with Pulse Canada and Canadian Special Crops Association; 253281-Meeting with Dairy Producers of Lac-St-Jean; 253230-Call with Minister Dreeshen, Alberta Agriculture and Forestry; 252915-Meeting with Alex Paterson and David McInnes, Canada 2020; 253140-Federal Leadership in Food Waste Reduction: Options for Implementation; 252916-Meeting with Canadian Aquaculture Industry Alliance; 253011-Deputy Minister Forbes Meeting with Mr. Sylvain Laporte, President, Canadian Space Agency; 253509-Renewal of the Memorandum of Understanding between Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada and Statistics Canada on Facilitating Access to Confidential Business Microdata; 253399-African Swine Fever and China Trade Scenarios – Implications During the Writ Period; and 252870-AAFC Contributions to the Sustainable Development Goals.Organization: Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada
287 page(s)
February 2020
February 2020
Req # A-2019-00056
A copy of the following briefing notes: 251782-INFORMATION ON INTERGENERATIONAL TRANSFERS; 251816-CANADA'S PLASTICS STRATEGY - IMPLICATIONS FOR THE FOOD PROCESSING AND FOOD SERVICE SECTOR; 252328-INFORMATION ON BREXIT; 252535-INFORMATION ON IMPACTS OF TRADE DISRUPTION AND POTENTIAL RESPONSE; and 252722-INFORMATION ON CANOLA - NEXT STEPS.Organization: Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada
32 page(s)
February 2020
February 2020
Req # A-2019-00052
All communications, from Jan. 1, 2018 to Sept. 12, 2019, about the Agri-Food Table meetings held between October 2017 and January 2018 that took place after them, such as any changes that were made as a result of the meetings.Organization: Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada
648 page(s)
February 2020
February 2020
Req # A-2019-00047
A copy of the following briefing note: 252722-Information on canola - next steps.Organization: Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada
5 page(s)
February 2020
February 2020
Req # A-2019-00065
A copy of the following briefing notes: 251112-2018 Ontario Deoxynivalenol (DON) assessment under Agrirecovery; 251107-Canada Grain Act (CGA) review analytical plan; 251197-Science Intergrity policy update; 250589-Wheat Research Collaboration Success Story; 251623-Global AG Risk Solutions (GARS) proposal ; 251385-Meeting with Food Policy Working Group; 251352-Meeting with Federated Co-Operatives LTD; 251416-How AgriStability Responds to Income Declines; 251827-Amendments To The Canadian Grain Regulations; 251245-Contribution Agreement AAFC-Province Alberta-Western Livestock Price Assurance Program; 251551-Supply Management Sector Compensation; and 251740-Additional Protection for Steel.Organization: Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada
187 page(s)
January 2020
January 2020
Req # A-2019-00038
REQUEST. Provide access to any and all Station Blackout Reports (SBOs) in 2003 and emerging IRS Reports generated by the CNSC pertaining to the Pickering Nuclear Generating Station “A” (units I to 4) and the Pickering Nuclear Generating Station “B” (units 5 to 8). 2003 STATION BLACKOUT (SBO) AT NUCLEAR POWER PLANT. BACKGROUND. A station blackout is defined as a plant condition with complete loss of all AC power from the preferred offsite AC sources, from the main generator and from standby AC power sources important to safety to the essential and nonessential switchgear buses. DC power supplies and uninterruptible AC 34 power supplies may be available as long as batteries can supply the loads. Alternate AC power supplies are available. SBOs have traditionally been underreported but according to the IAEA, these are occurring at frequencies above that what traditionally would be considered as normal. There are several safety aspects associated with SBO events which may lead to the deterioration of key safety functions. An SBO event can lead to a severe accident if there are complications in the restoration of electrical power to plant buses within the coping time. The loss of grid is generally an initiating event and coincidental failure of onsite AC power supplies results in an SBO.Organization: Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission
312 page(s)
January 2020
January 2020
Req # A-2019-00061
This request is for documentation related to transportation packages for used nuclear reactor fuel (also referred to as spent fuel or irradiated fuel or high level radioactive wastes) including those referred to as “Used Fuel Transportation Packages" and owned or proposed by the Nuclear Waste Management Organization (NWMO). The request is for documentation of, and related to, safety or technical reviews and/or the certification process for used fuel transportation packages, and communications related to these reviews undertaken by the CNSC between the CNSC and the NWMO and between the CNSC and other regulatory bodies, such as the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (U.S. NRC). The documentation requested is with respect to two certification processes: 1. The technical review and any other review(s) undertaken by the CNSC in relation to the certification by the CNSC of a transport package design. CDN/2052/B(U)-96 (Rev. 7), including but not limited to CNSC File 30-H1-118-0 dated July 29, 2013. 2. The technical review and any other review(s) undertaken by the CNSC in relation to the re-certification by the CNSC of a transport package design. CDN/2052/B(U)-96 as undertaken and/or having related to recertification of the transport package design in 2018.Organization: Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission
125 page(s)
January 2020
January 2020
Req # A-2019-00062
The request is for documentation of, and related to, safety or technical reviews and/or the certification process for transportation packages for used nuclear reactor fuel, cores or components (also referred to as spent fuel or irradiated fuel or high-level radioactive wastes) including pieces and fragments, and includes communications related to these reviews undertaken by the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission (CNSC) between the CNSC and the NWMO and/or their agents, between the CNSC and Canadian Nuclear Laboratories (CNL) and/or their agents, and between the CNSC and other regulatory bodies, such as the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (U.S. NRC). The documentation requested is with respect to two certification processes: 1. The technical review and any other review(s) undertaken by the CNSC in relation to the certification of the transportation package used to transport the reactor core from the SLOWPOKE-2 Reactor from Saskatoon, Saskatchewan to Savannah River, South Carolina in 2019. 2. The technical review and any other review(s) being undertaken or that has been undertaken by the CNSC in relation to the used fuel transportation package (UFTP) for the transport of spent fuel or irradiated fuel or high-level radioactive wastes or pieces or fragments thereof between the Whiteshell Nuclear Laboratory in Pinawa, Manitoba and the Chalk River Nuclear Laboratory in Chalk River, Ontario.Organization: Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission
620 page(s)
January 2020
January 2020
Req # A-2019-00083
Provide the minutes of the Regulatory Framework Steering Committee for 2019.Organization: Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission
32 page(s)
January 2020
January 2020