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Req # A-2019-00477
Any documents that announce and describe consultations with the general public prior to eliminating sex as a category in crime statistics; define which governmental and non-governmental organizations Statistics Canada consulted with before eliminating sex as a category for reporting crime; contain advice from outside groups or advocacy groups to drop sex as a category for reporting statistics on crime, and to instead replace sex with gender.; produced explaining why gender should replace sex in the reporting of criminal activity.Organization: Statistics Canada
December 2020
Req # A-2020-00050
Data and internal documents that indicate the state of information gathering and any directives about how to look for entries for row 6.2 in https://www144.statcan.gc.ca/sdg-odd/goal-objectif06-eng.htm; and any research notes used to find entries for row 6.2.Organization: Statistics Canada
December 2020
Req # A-2020-00185
The weekly death counts reported by Canada for 2020, stop at week 39; the data for the weekly counts from week 38 to week 50, or the most current week recorded.Organization: Statistics Canada
December 2020
Req # AI-2020-002
1) Number of cyber-attacks tentative during 2019 and this year. 2) Number of successful cyber-attacks during 2019 and this year. 3) All communications, reports and assessments regarding cyber-attacks and tentative of cyber-attacks during 2019 and this year.Organization: The Seaway International Bridge Corporation
December 2020
Req # 52100-20-023-2020
Amount and primary chemical composition of dangerous goods shipped through the Port of Vancouver adjacent downtown Vancouver in 2019. Limit the response to dangerous goods that arrived or departed by rail.Organization: Vancouver Fraser Port Authority
December 2020
Req # 52100-20-021-2020
Copies of water lot lease SUR330-11160F-001, including the plan for the water lot lease and copies of all upland consents on file for this lease - we understand that this lease is currently in effect for a water lot that is associated with and fronts CN’s property; Copies of any other water lot lease(s) currently in effect for all other water lot(s) fronting Lot 1, Lot 2 and Section 3 of Parcel A, including the plan for the water lot lease; and Copies of all upland consents provided by the upland owner on file for those particular leases.Organization: Vancouver Fraser Port Authority
December 2020
Nothing to report this month
Organization: Office of the Intelligence Commissioner
Req # A-2019-000121
All email messages received at HPOC_COPS@phac-aspc.gc.ca from the provinces and territories, from January 1, 2020 to March 2, 2020.Organization: Public Health Agency of Canada
November 2020
Req # A-2019-000126
All correspondence sent by Public Health representatives, to suppliers, distributors, manufacturers or retailers of National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) 95.Organization: Public Health Agency of Canada
November 2020
Req # A-2020-000048
Provide most recent records concerning personal protective equipment and which of these medical devices/equipment are considered reusable or not reusable. Indicate how personal protective equipment differs from other medical equipment considered non reusable.Organization: Public Health Agency of Canada
November 2020