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Req # A-2019-117548
The number of full time employees at the Canada Revenue Agency who took Maternity Leave, and who took Paternity Leave during each fiscal year from 2016 to 2019Organization: Canada Revenue Agency
February 2020
Req # A-2019-117731
The total amount in expenses incurred between July 1, 2019, and February 5, 2020 detailing all expenses with the 2019-2020 object codes 1231 or 1239Organization: Canada Revenue Agency
February 2020
Req # A-2019-00080
Records associated with the Order Paper question Q-2521, put on notice on June 6, 2019. The time frame is June 6, 2019, to December 18, 2019.Organization: Elections Canada
February 2020
Req # A-2019-00081
Internal communications and records of communication generated in response to Access to Information request A-2019-00071. This includes, but extends beyond, emails, meeting notes, media lines, briefing notes, and information entered into the ATIP handling software. These records could be generated by the ATIP office as well as by any employees involved in retrieving or responding to A-2019-00071 and the communications arising from it.Organization: Elections Canada
February 2020
Req # A-2019-00083
All emails from the investigator Louise Panneton for the one-week period from her start date with Elections Canada.Organization: Elections Canada
February 2020
Req # A-2019-00084
Any records between January 1, 2019, and November 1, 2019, relating to correspondence between Elections Canada and Facebook, Twitter or Google relating to any matter concerning election advertising that “takes a position on an issue that is associated with a candidate or party” (also known as “issue advertising”).Organization: Elections Canada
February 2020
Req # A-2020-00006
Data on campsites or accommodations that were reserved but not used by the reservation holders, for the years 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018 and 2019Organization: National Capital Commission
February 2020
Req # A-2020-00009
NCC requirements for accessibility to outdoor washrooms that include features of the "Changing Places" standard for people with disabilitiesOrganization: National Capital Commission
February 2020
Req # A-2019-2020-013
Please provide information on the gender breakdown of permanent employees at the Office of the Commissioner of Lobbying for the fiscal years 2010-2018.Organization: Office of the Commissioner of Lobbying of Canada
February 2020
Req # A-2019-00168
Considering there is evidence of discrimination against invisible/audible minority language European ethnic immigrants in Canada (even PM admitted it) when there was insignificant human rights protection of minorities against democratic majority abuse, I was looking for some official documents on it. Although the situation improved after Canadian multiculturalism policies (1970) was adopted and discrimination (race, gender, religion, ethnicity) was acknowledged, debated, studied and various measures (legal, regulatory, etc.) were adopted to protect respective minotiries; so although I've found various kinds of (discrimination and protection) minority studies and reports from various Government of Canada organizations (and NGOs) on visible minorities it seems the invisible/audible ethnic minority of first generation naturalized immigrants, residents citizens, was excluded. So please provide me any recent (after 2000) government document (report, study, analysis, statistic, etc.) regarding discrimination and/or subsequent protection and preferential treatment of invisible/audbile (white race thus indistinguishable otherwise than through language and accent) ethnic minorities (i.e. of European original having a maternal/first language other than statutory official languages English/French).Organization: Statistics Canada
February 2020