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Req # A-2021-03598
FERGUS, ONT WHETHER THE DEPT. OF NATIONAL DEFENCE CAN ENFORCE AN AGREEMENT MADE WITH THE VILLAGE OF FE FERGUS BY WHICH THE DEPT. MADE REPAIRS TO THE DRILL HALL AND THE VILLAGE WAS TO TRANSFER THE PROPERTY TO THE DEPT. TO USE AS AN ARMOURY. ONTARIO. RG13, Volume number: 2475, File number: 4-B-5089, File part: 1Organization: Library and Archives Canada
February 2023
Req # A-2021-03601
CANADIAN EXPEDITIONARY FORCE (CEF) MEMBERS WHETHER THE AMNESTY PROCLAMATION PRECLUDES PROCEEDINGS UNDER THE CRIMINAL CODE AGAINST PERSONS CHARGEABLE WITH THEFT OF MILITIA STORES, OR BRIBERY IN CONNECTION WITH THE ADMINISTRATION OF THE MILITARY. RG13, Volume number: 2412, File number: 9-3100/1919, File part: 1Organization: Library and Archives Canada
February 2023
Req # A-2021-06459
Name: Skeldon, Horace Date of Birth: 1891-12-25 Occupation: Ship Fitter Service Number: VR-2586 Volume: 18 Reference: RG 150 1992-93/170 Item Number: 12657Organization: Library and Archives Canada
February 2023
Req # A-2021-08736
Any RCMP or Department of Justice records related to Nicholas Ivanenko and his wife Helen Ivanenko (née Mars). The Ivanenko's were owners of a farm in Scarborough during the 1940s on which radium was processed. This property was implicated in the 1945 fraud charges against Marcel Pochon, Carl French, and Boris Pregel. Helen Ivanenko died in the 1970s. Nicholas Ivanenko died in November 1981.Organization: Library and Archives Canada
February 2023
February 2023
Req # A-2020-12804
Letter from the KGB/Soviets to Canadian embassy in Moscow, written in April 1989, lodging complaint about Canadian Harvard student on exchange in Kiev. Edmonton Journal reported at the time that the letter stated: "Your national is a well- known troublemaker and you should keep better control over your citizens."Organization: Library and Archives Canada
February 2023
Req # A-2022-09834
Looking for the Criminal Record, CPIC, Parole Records, Correctional and Incarceration records of an individual who has been deceased for more than 20 years Details: BIRTH NAME: NORMAN FREDERICK VAN BRUNT DATE OF BIRTH: January 28, 1955 PLACE OF BIRTH: Vancouver, BC or Saskatoon, SK FEDERAL INCARCERATION: Kingston Penitentiary, from 1980s until 1991 or 1992 DATE OF DEATH: Feb. 1992 LEGAL NAME AT DEATH: NORMAN FREDERICK WONG CITY OF DEATH: KINGSTON, ONTARIO BURIAL PLACE: Victoria Lawn Cemetery, St. Catharines, OntarioOrganization: Library and Archives Canada
February 2023
Req # A-2022-09861
Any and all information regarding the RCMP investigation to identify a man who was using the name 'Alexei Heino Tammet-Romanov' also addressed as Alexei Romanov, Esq. prior to his death in Burnaby, British Columbia on June 26th of 1977. His home was an apartment at 4125 Smith Avenue, Burnaby, British Columbia V5G 2V3. Social Insurance Number: 709 052 435 ... Prov. of B.C. Driver's License No. 0843910 ... Prov. of B.C. Department of Vital Statistics Death Certificate: 77-09-009810, District of New Westminster, Registration No. 1530, June 27/77. The Investigation was conducted by the R.C.M.P. Security Service (now CSIS) in May/June of 1972 and he was interviewed by a Const. Don Collette at his Burnaby home.Organization: Library and Archives Canada
February 2023
Req # A-2022-10265
Under Canada’s Access to Information Act, I request a copy of any any Royal Canadian Mounted Police or Canadian Security Intelligence Service records records regarding Alexander Orlov or Maria Orlov, including any inquiries regarding their stay in Quebec in 1938, the Orlovs’ 1955 application for admission to Canada, or the RCMP’s cooperation with the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation or U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service investigations of the Orlovs in 1953-56. For reference, please see the citation at endnote 63 in the attached pages from the book Deadly Illusions by John Costello and Oleg Tsarev, which refers to a “Summary report on Orlov from Director FBI to Liaison representative with the RCMP in Ottawa, 19 July 1955. Alexander Orlov died April 7, 1973, and Maria Orlov died November 16, 1971. Proof of death is attached: pages from the U.S. Senate report “Legacy of Alexander Orlov.Organization: Library and Archives Canada
February 2023
Req # A-2022-07673
Requesting an ATIP to LAC to open the records of Choo Bing Fai. Files were kept of foreign-born Chinese in Vancouver, Victoria, and Ottawa. The case file numbers on Choo Bing Fai are the following: Vic. 40524 Ott. 70534 Vanc. 23018 Ott. 170361 Thank you.Organization: Library and Archives Canada
February 2023