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Req # 52100-20-011-2021
Copies of all emails to the Surrey Board of Trade, its staff or representatives, since September 1, 2020.Organization: Vancouver Fraser Port Authority
June 2021
Req # 52100-20-015-2021
Copies of all document showing any correspondence, funding, and all sponsorship agreements with the Greater Vancouver Board of Trade, since January 1, 2020Organization: Vancouver Fraser Port Authority
June 2021
Req # 52100-20-026-2021
Complaints log submitted to Port of Vancouver on August 4 2016 by Neptune Terminals aspart of their permit requirements. Log of complaints received directly the Port for this operation over past 25 yrs.Organization: Vancouver Fraser Port Authority
June 2021
Req # 52100-20-027-2021
Copies of all meeting notes, contracts, tendering, agreements, funding agreements, and funds paid to the First Nations Fisheries Council between January-May 2020Organization: Vancouver Fraser Port Authority
June 2021
Req # 52100-20-033-2021
A copy of the full 2014/15 South Shore Single Container Terminal Study undertaken by AECOM Oakland for Port Metro Vancouver (PMV). Copies of any summary powerpoint presentations of this studyOrganization: Vancouver Fraser Port Authority
June 2021
Req # 52100-20-021-2021
What “Container Expansion” projects constituted $1,110,221,000 expenditure commitments in 2019. Please name the projects and corresponding amount of each commitment. - What “Infrastructure Improvement” projects constituted $458,709,000 expenditure commitments in 2019. Please name the project and corresponding amount of each commitment.Organization: Vancouver Fraser Port Authority
May 2021
Req # 52100-20-025-2021
Any studies, reports, presentations from 2010 to the present of the existing and anticipated future uses of the “end yards” - the rail yards to the west of the Port’s Centerm facility on Vancouver’s downtown waterfront. Please include any studies, reports, presentations for this time period that consider moving these rail yards to another location.Organization: Vancouver Fraser Port Authority
May 2021
Req # A2020-00016
All documents related to incidents of dangerous use of firearms by staff at Bowden Institution, including but not limited to the accidental discharge of a firearm, since January 1st, 2010. For chain emails, only the final version is requested provided that all previous emails in the chain are included.Organization: The Correctional Investigator Canada
March 2021
Req # A2020-00024
(i) The number of inmates in SIUs for 15 days or more during February 2021 (ii) The average number of hours inmates were out of their cells in SIUs during February 2021 (iii) The total number of inmates in an SIU as of March 9, 2021Organization: The Correctional Investigator Canada
March 2021
Req # A2020-00010
1. All letters from the OCI to CSC regarding conditions at regional treatment centres and on mental health and therapeutic units, as well as responses to those letters, from 2015 to the present; 2. All letters from the OCI to CSC following visits to and/or regarding conditions at Kent Institution, as well as responses to those letters, from 2015 to the present; 3. All letters from the OCI to the Commissioner of Corrections from 2015 to the present regarding systemic concerns and/or policy issues; and 4. The information provided to the OCI by CSC regarding therapeutic units, as mentioned in the OCI’s 2018-2019 annual report. Clarification received October 4, 2020 - Re #1, we are interested in all conditions that would influence the therapeutic environment – so that could include staff conduct/culture, lockdowns and movement routines, availability of programs or activities, cleanliness, crisis intervention and uses of force, etc. It could include physical conditions if there is a relationship to the therapeutic environment. Re #2, yes, we are interested in responses from CSC. If the letters were shared with other parts of governments (such as Ministers), we would be interested in those responses as well.Organization: The Correctional Investigator Canada
January 2021