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Req # A-2022-865
All notifications of CSIS employees as per Labour Code requirements as to the threat incidents / concerns which resulted in an armed CSIS.protective detail between 2010 01 and 2022 10.Organization: Canadian Security Intelligence Service
December 2022
Req # A-2022-872
All records containing the words "Enterprise Canada" and/or "Brian Fox." Limit to records held by CSIS director, executive director of ITAC, and deputy director operations from 2021 12 01 to present.Organization: Canadian Security Intelligence Service
December 2022
Req # A-2022-887
All communications that the CSIS director, David Vigneault, had with Chrystia Freeland between 2022 01 23, and 2022 02 14 including all notes taken during meetings or phone calls (conference calls), schedules, briefing notes, text messages, emails, call logs and recordings.Organization: Canadian Security Intelligence Service
December 2022
Req # A-2022-930
The inventory of all dangers that are identified as "normal condition of employment" at CSIS and inline with Canada Labor Code Part II requirements for the period of 2000 01 to 2022 12.Organization: Canadian Security Intelligence Service
December 2022
Req # A-2022-01430
Please provide redacted electronic copies of the written reasons for the following RPD decisions: VB8-07690; TB9-35294; TC1-03879; VC1-05266; VB9-03312; VC1-04539; TC1-05793; TB9-27570; TC1-15690; TB9-26046; TC0-04735; TB9-18541; TB9-35246; TB9-14346; TC1-01681; TB9-29905; TB9-25771; TB9-13840; TB8-30922; TB8-07376; TC0-06774; TC0-02697; TB9-34413; TB9-27135; VB9-00391; TB9-33611; TB8-33088; TB9-17991; TB8-25552; TC1-05614.Organization: Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada
December 2022
Req # A-2022-01478
Tthe acceptance and refusal rates of Board Members Harsimran Kaur and Gloria Moreno at the Refugee Protection Division, specifically for files where the refugee claimants' country of origin (country of fear of persecution) in Bangladesh, in the last 3 years, starting today (November 24 2022). We would kindly ask if possible that the percentage rates be provided separately per year, so one set of percentage rates per Board Member for 2021-2022, 2020-2021 and another for 2019-2020.Organization: Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada
December 2022
Nothing to report this month
Organization: Accessibility Standards Canada
Req # A-2020-170
All briefing notes/memoranda and correspondence/letters/exchanges between the Director of CSIS and Minister of Public Safety Canada Bill Blair from 2020 02 01 to 2020 07 28.Organization: Canadian Security Intelligence Service
August 2022
Req # A-2021-342
All correspondence sent or received internally by Director General of CSIS, David Vigneault, for the period from 2021 04 01 to 2021 09 07.Organization: Canadian Security Intelligence Service
August 2022
Req # A-2021-25
All records from Internal Security and various Responsibility/Policy Centers concerning the preparation of a CSIS response to the 2019 NSIRA Annual ReportOrganization: Canadian Security Intelligence Service
August 2022