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Req # A-2022-00403
All documents establishing the weight and year of BYD Model E-6 electric cars.Organization: Transport Canada
December 2022
Req # A-2022-00404
All documents explaining the circumstances of the article in La presse dated December 2, 2019, and specifically why only 25 BYD Model E-6 electric cars could be imported.Organization: Transport Canada
December 2022
Req # A-2022-00405
All documents related to the import of 25 BYD Model E-6 electric cars.Organization: Transport Canada
December 2022
Req # A-2022-00406
All records held by Transport Canada that relate to the events detailed in the Civilian Aviation Daily Occurrence Reports (CADOR) 2022O2794 - November 12, 2022 (on or about).Organization: Transport Canada
December 2022
Req # A-2022-00413
Copy of plan No. M-3050 (A & B) dated at Montreal, August 4, 1965 as referenced in the Canadian Forces Base Shearwater Airfield Zoning Regulations (C.R.C., c. 78).Organization: Transport Canada
December 2022
Req # A-2019-00080
I am seeking the briefing note: Quarterly Update: Ministerial Authorizations for Cyber Operations 2019-12-06 Ref # 19-2448 Organization: Communications Security Establishment Canada Sector: Policy and Communications Adressee: Minister Action Required: For Information.Organization: Communications Security Establishment Canada
December 2021
Req # A-2020-00019
I am seeking a list of briefing notes prepared for both the CSE Chief and Head of the Cyber Centre for the months of May, June, July and August 2020Organization: Communications Security Establishment Canada
December 2021
Req # A-2020-00030
A copy of memos and briefing notes between CSEC and the Centre for Security Science (DND). Please search January 1, 2019 to January 31, 2021.Organization: Communications Security Establishment Canada
December 2021
Req # A-2021-050
Briefing Note for Follow-up meeting with Deputy Minister PCH 2021-10-07 Ref no: E21-0616 Promotion of linguistic duality Organization: Office of the Commissioner of Official Languages Sector: Policy and Communications Branch To: Deputy Heads (including an appointee of equivalent rank) Action required: For Information LOS- Access to the Commissioner's Reserve - September 2021 2021-10-20 Ref no: C21-2609 Internal Services Organization: Office of the Commissioner of Official Languages Sector: Corporate Management Branch To: Deputy Heads (including an appointee of equivalent rank) Action Required: For SignatureOrganization: Office of the Commissioner of Official Languages
December 2021
Req # A-2021-047
a) Statistics for the number of admissible language complaints each year for covered federal airports and statistics for more specific language complaints broken down i) by each airport ii) for each airport by groups operating at the airport (e.g., airlines; airport authorities; agencies at airports, like border services and security screening services; other commercial businesses) and iii) by complaint category (e.g., not getting service in the preferred official language, unilingual signs, unilingual announcements). *NOTE: Another way OCOL could have broken down language complaint statistics is by parts of the Official Languages Act, namely, Communications with and Services to the Public (Part IV), Language of Work (Part V), Equitable Participation (Part VI), Advancement of English and French (Part VII), Language Requirements of Positions (Part XI, section 91), and other parts of the Act (parts II, III and IX). I am also requesting statistics for the number of language complaints classified as communications with and services to the travelling public. b) Under each complaint category, provide each airport, each year, the number of people complaining numerous times as opposed to one-time complainants, the number of complaints submitted by each individual multi-complainant, and the type of complaints those individual multi-complainants submitted. Also provide the total, per year, of the number of (i) single and (ii) multiple complaints at covered Canadian airports, and the total, per year, of the number of admissible and inadmissible complaints at covered Canadian airports. c) Provide internal or consultant analyses done concerning these airport-based complaints and trends they show (including the number of complaints submitted by the same person before and after 2015). d) Include statistics on the outcome of these complaints and resulting corrective actions. e) Provide complaints/concerns identified by airport groups (e.g., airlines; airport authorities; agencies at airports, like border services and security screening services; other commercial businesses) beginning in 2015 that have been made to OCOL about French language customer complaints.Organization: Office of the Commissioner of Official Languages
December 2021