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Req # A-2022-000134
The three documents listed below, included as references in the document "An Advisory Committee Statement (ACS) National Advisory Committee on Immunization (NACI); Recommendations on the use of Moderna Spikevax COVID-19 vaccine in children 6 months to 5 years of age" Published July 14, 2022: Skowronski D. Personal communication. SARS-CoV-2 sero prevalence and vaccine effectiveness (VE) update: focus on children 5-11 years, British Columbia. 2022 May 30. COVID-19 Immunity Task Force (CITF). Personal communication. Vaccine strategies in an era of hybrid immunity. 2022 June 3. Moderna. Personal Communication. 2022 Jun 21.Organization: Public Health Agency of Canada
November 2023
Req # A-2023-000096
The following contracts: Reference number: C-2021-2022-Q4-00753 Procurement Identification (ID): 6D06315210. Reference number: C-2021-2022-Q4-00761 Procurement ID: 6D06315523.Organization: Public Health Agency of Canada
November 2023
Req # A-2020-000243
Briefing note in the Ministerial Executive Correspondence System (MECS) for the following file: 20-107789-562.Organization: Public Health Agency of Canada
November 2023
Req # A-2020-000366
Briefing note in the Ministerial Executive Correspondence System (MECS) for the following file: 20-107789-562.Organization: Public Health Agency of Canada
November 2023
Req # A-2022-000240
Briefing note in the Ministerial Executive Correspondence System (MECS) for the following file: 22-108729-807.Organization: Public Health Agency of Canada
November 2023
Req # A-2022-000313
Briefing note in the Ministerial Executive Correspondence System (MECS) for the following file: 22-111997-262.Organization: Public Health Agency of Canada
November 2023
Req # A-2023-000091
Briefing note in the Ministerial Executive Correspondence System (MECS) for the following file: 23-105382-269.Organization: Public Health Agency of Canada
November 2023
Req # A2023-00017
In November, 2013, the OCI published a report titled “A Case Study of Diversity in Corrections: The Black Inmate Experience in Federal Penitentiaries Final Report.” That report was based in part on interviews and focus groups conducted with Black prisoners. Last year’s annual report included an update to the Black experiences report based on additional interviews. I would like anonymized copies of the notes taken during these interviews.Organization: The Correctional Investigator Canada
November 2023
Req # A2023-00015
We request records, including all data, reviews, communications, investigative findings, research, or other documentation, as well as any correspondence with CSC regarding these findings, related to: • The 2020-2021 report’s finding that Black, Indigenous and Peoples of Colour are overrepresented in use of force incidents in federal prisons, regardless of risk level, security level, age, sentence length or gender; • The 2012-2013 report’s finding that Black individuals are disproportionately involved in use of force incidents, institutional charges, maximum security, and segregation; • The 2012-2013 report’s findings regarding prejudicial attitudes by CSC staff toward Black people; • The 2021-2022 report’s finding that Black people are overrepresented in the number of discretionary charges and underrepresented in categories of charges requiring less discretion; • The 2021-2022 report’s findings regarding Black people being targeted with institutional charges by staff.Organization: The Correctional Investigator Canada
November 2023
Req # A-2021-000458
The following briefing note, identified by his title and approximate date of issue: NOTE TO PRESEDENT: Post-Election Actions (September 22, 2021).Organization: Public Health Agency of Canada
October 2023