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Req # A-2021-30
Summary: Appointments to the NRCC to indeterminate and term positions of 3 months or more by employment equity designated groups -- for each of the years 1970 to 2020 for Black and/or Visible minorities as well as Population by Age Bands, major Job Classifications, Population by Salary Range , Years of Pensionable Service , high-Earnings Data, Demographic Snapshot and Aggregate Data.Organization: National Research Council Canada
July 2021
Req # A-2021-35
Most recent version of Division B, section 3.8 Accessibility for the 2020 National Building Code.Organization: National Research Council Canada
July 2021
Req # A-2021-36
Briefing Note Ref # BN21-03-91 TMT International Observatory - Decommissioning Statement of IntentOrganization: National Research Council Canada
July 2021
Req # A-2021-18
Briefing Note #BN21-03-91, TMT International Observatory - Decommissioning Statement of IntentOrganization: National Research Council Canada
June 2021
Req # A-2021-21
Briefing Note # BN0005352, WEEKLY NRC COVID-19 REPORT - MAY 29Organization: National Research Council Canada
June 2021
Req # OPM-A-2021-002
"1. Rules and regulations regarding dogs in the Old Port that were in effect from in June 2020. 2. Conventions, agreements or other arrangements between the Old Port of Montreal and the Ville de Montreal, that were in effect in June 2020, regarding law enforcement and public security generally. 3. Conventions, agreements or other arrangements between the Old Port of Montreal and the Ville de Montreal, that were in effect in June 2020, regarding the applicability of the Ville de Montreal’s laws and regulations in the Old Port of Montreal. 4. Conventions, agreements or other arrangements between the Old Port of Montreal and Ville de Montreal, that were in effect in June 2020, regarding enforcement of the Ville de Montreal’s Animal Control By-law 18-042, or regarding dog regulations in general. 5. The full name, job position and official capacity to respond to information requests sent to the informations@vieuxportdemontreal.com email of all Old Port of Montreal employees name Lorraine, for the month of August 2019.”Organization: Old Port of Montreal Corporation Inc.
June 2021
Req # OPM-A-20021-001
Would like access to view bid results for public offering #IP-510-19-1451 on Merx in date of May 2019. Would require amounts of bid results, companies that bid and who the contract was awarded to with the winning amountOrganization: Old Port of Montreal Corporation Inc.
April 2021
Req # A-2020-55
Provide all records regarding grants, contributions and advances of loans or other monies made to Farmers Edge Inc. for the years 2013-2020.Organization: National Research Council Canada
March 2021
Req # A-2020-62
Provide an aggregate racial breakdown (by percentage) of the National Research Council of Canada’s full-time employees as of the 31 December of each year from 2015-2020 (inclusive).Organization: National Research Council Canada
February 2021
Req # A-2020-26
From January 1, 2011 to September 3, 2020: 1. The Translation Bureau's “translation memory” tool, and in particular the “Megacorpus”; 2. The Translation Bureau's neural translation tool; 3. The work carried out, for the evaluation of the tools, by the NRC 4. An economic analysis, if applicable, of the impact on salaried translators (CNRC-BT) as well as contract workers; 5. Document search - reports, briefings and memos - in final version.Organization: National Research Council Canada
December 2020