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Req # A-2022-00007
The records in the following file (listed on page 144 of release A-2020-00042): A140 Audits and Evaluations File 21-9 - SIGINT Client Survey (Political or Economic SIGINT)Organization: Communications Security Establishment Canada
May 2023
Req # A-2022-00051
CSE commissioned Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms review of the polygraph or any Government of Canada Charter review of the polygraph test which underpins CSE’s use of the polygraph test from 2014 01 to 2023 03.Organization: Communications Security Establishment Canada
May 2023
Req # 23-2301
1. I would like a copy of the external job postings for the position of Employee Service Advisor. In particular on job search sites, e.g. Jobboom, Indeed, etc.; 2. I would like to know the base salary for Employee Service Advisor.Organization: VIA Rail Canada Inc.
May 2023
Req # 23-2304
I am requesting the following information: 1. An update project timeline, more particularly a timeline of expected delivery dates and when the final train set is expected to be delivered (…); 2. The original contract is for 32 train sets. Is that 23 train sets with 32 locomotives or are we getting an extra locomotive; 3. Anticipated start to revenue runs servicing stations on CN Kingston Sub (i.e., Brockville, Kingston, and points west; 4. If available, anticipated train set test dates (…); 5. Status of train set #1 (Locomotive 2200, 2201/Cab Car 2300) (…) Will this train set enter revenue service soon?; and 6. Testing requirements that need to be met before the train set can enter serviceOrganization: VIA Rail Canada Inc.
May 2023
Nothing to report this month
Organization: Canada Development Investment Corporation
Nothing to report this month
Organization: Export Development Canada
Nothing to report this month
Organization: Toronto Port Authority
Req # A 2021_0004
Any and all records including but not limited to memos, briefing notes, internal notes, reports, discussions, emails, policies pertaining to the latest cost estimate for the Transmountain Pipeline Expansion from November 1, 2020 to as of the date this request is processed [October 18, 2021]. -and- Any and all records including but not limited to memos, briefing notes, internal notes, reports, discussions, emails, policies pertaining to the construction schedule for the Transmountain Pipeline Expansion from November 1, 2020 to as of the date this request is processed [October 18, 2021].Organization: Canada Development Investment Corporation
August 2022
Req # A-2019-00119
All data on the levels of hydrogen and/or deuterium found on samples taken from all nuclear reactors currently operating in Canada from 2000 to the most recent inspection campaign. To clarify, I am seeking this data as it relates to pressure tubes and fuel channels.Organization: Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission
August 2022
Req # A-2021-00098
Please provide documentation related to the Special Project Service Arrangement between Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission (CNSC) and the Nuclear Waste Management Organization (NWMO), including all agendas, meeting reports or minutes, preparatory materials, briefing notes, and communications between CNSC staff related to preparation, attendance, reporting and followup from the following meetings (outlined in the Special Project Service Arrangement between CNSC and NWMO as agreed to in a the service arrangement document signed by Laurie Swami, President and CEO of the NWMO and Rumina Velshi, President and CEO of the CNSC and dated March 04, 2019): 1) Monthly “Interface” meetings between the designated Single Points of Contacts (SPOC) for CNSC and NWMO (Section 6.1) 2) annual topical update meetings on NWMO activities as APM work progresses (Section 6.2) 3) quarterly Director Level meetings between NWMO and CNSC staff (Section 6.3) 4) Annual Planning Meetings of Senior Management Level held between NWMO and CNSC staff (Section 6.4)Organization: Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission
August 2022