Completed Access to Information Requests

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Search the summaries of completed Access to Information (ATI) requests to find information about ATI requests made to the Government of Canada after January 2020. If you find a summary of interest, you can request a copy of the records at no cost using the form below each summary. Requests made through this form are considered informal requests and are not subject to the same requirements as requests under the Access to Information Act (ATIA).

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Req # A-2021-019046

Please provide any and all meeting summaries, reports, briefing notes, memos, placemats, and decks prepared about buy now, pay later (BNPL) services in Canada, including activities, products, and services by Klarna, Affirm, PayBright, Apple and Afterpay, in the period September 2020 to September 2021.

Organization: Financial Consumer Agency of Canada

62 page(s)
November 2021

Req # A-2021-019048

Please provide any and all communications, text messages, emails and meeting minutes prepared about buy now, pay later (BNPL) services in Canada, including activities, products, and services by Klarna, Affirm, Paybright, Apple and Afterpay, in the period September 2020 to September 2021.

Organization: Financial Consumer Agency of Canada

98 page(s)
November 2021

Req # A-2021-045

Obtain a complete copy of each of the briefing notes relating to your organization as follows: Meeting with the Deputy Commissioner of Revenue, Canada Revenue Agency 2021-09-17 Ref no.: E21-0603 Promotion of linguistic duality Investigation strategy for complaints concerning airport authorities and the Canadian Air Transport Security Authority 2021-09-01 Ref no.: C21-2507 Protection of linguistic duality Organization: Office of the Commissioner of Official Languages Briefing note for the information of the Commissioner 2021-09-20 Ref no.: C21-2575 Promotion of linguistic duality

Organization: Office of the Commissioner of Official Languages

33 page(s)
November 2021

Req # A-2021-048

For each of the 60 federal government departments, agencies, ministries or other sections with the most total employees, I am seeking the percentage of employees that declare their first language as being French. So, for example, I want to know what percentage of Treasury Board employees declare French as their first language, what percentage of the Department of Defense employees declare French as their first language, what percentage of Global Affairs Canada employees declare French as their first language, etc. I want this information please for each year from 2010 to today inclusively. I am requesting this information for each of the government departments that are among the top 60 in terms of number of total employees, including RCMP, Canada Revenue Agency, and CSIS. I also want the percentage for the overall federal public service. So out of the approximately 300,000 federal government employees (this is the most recent approximate number I found), how many declare their first language as French and what percentage of the total does this represent.

Organization: Office of the Commissioner of Official Languages

17 page(s)
November 2021

Req # A-2017-096018

All records relating to consultations or discussions with the Muttart Foundation or Pemsel Foundation involving the Canada Revenue Agency from 2005-2017.