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Req # A-2022-23882
Final version or last draft English language records from January 1, 2020 to October 21, 2022 including: memos, treasury board submissions, briefings, documentation, reports, analyses, emails or other records on the software requirements or design specification created for the ArriveCan app. This includes documents in which Cabinet material can be severed, but exclude documents marked cabinet confidences in their entirety.Organization: Canada Border Services Agency
September 2023
Req # A-2022-26680
Records of the following briefing documents that are referenced in the Canada Border Services Agency’s response to order paper question Q:783, file numbers: PS-036666; PS-036121; PS-036680; PS-036757; MEN-002498; MEN-002016 and MEN-001699.Organization: Canada Border Services Agency
September 2023
Req # A-2022-27196
Records from November 1 to 16 of briefing notes, emails and texts sent or received by Erin O'Gorman, Ted Gallivan, Jonathan Moor and Kelly Belanger related to either the ArriveCan app or their November 14, 2022 appearance at the government operations committee, including any discussions following the meeting.Organization: Canada Border Services Agency
September 2023
Req # A-2023-14040
Records from April 1, 2021 to August 3, 2023 including reports, emails, plans, and briefing notes about the rise in stolen vehicles that are being exported from the port of Montreal. Specifically records explain how the Canada Border Services Agency plans to deal with the increase in the export of stolen vehicles, including discussions with other government departments.Organization: Canada Border Services Agency
September 2023
Req # A-2023-35759
Records of policies, procedures, guidelines, guidance and directives that Regional Director Generals (RDG) of the Canada Border Services Agency are to follow when possible issues of employee misconduct are reported and / or administrative investigations into alleged or suspected employee misconduct to a RDG concerning employees at the director level.Organization: Canada Border Services Agency
September 2023
Req # A-2023-00004
Provide 2022 and 2023 records about Elections Canada examining procedures on how to review concerns/complaints about political parties’ privacy policies and intrusions when they collect personal information. Include any summary incidents received and reported; review of the issues concerning policing federal political parties’ privacy practices before the courts in BC brought to a head by the BC Information and Privacy Commission; EC’s discussions and agreement with federal authorities on EC reviewing concerns/complaints; and EC’s own internal preparation to act as an arbitrator/review in concerns/complaints about federal political parties’ privacy policies and intrusions (in effect by default in Budget 2023 and Bill C-47, EC becomes an arbitrator under the Canada Elections Act of political parties self-regulated privacy collection, use and disposal practices/policies).Organization: Elections Canada
September 2023
Req # A-2023-00008
Subject to planning for the next election, including party and candidate practices, cyber and third-party threats and influences and foreign intrusions. Provide from January 1, 2022, to present: briefings, meeting minutes, reports and memos sent or developed by working groups to include those on fake news, election financing, disinformation and social media. Provide from January 1, 2022, to present: briefings and reports from CSIS on potential election interference, as well as those from CSEC on cyber threats or other threats to the election process and how best to deal with them. This includes the use of electronic pooling registration and voting in the future. Provide from January 1, 2022, to present: briefings, meeting minutes and reports from the Cyber Security Panel (a federal-provincial/territorial election officials' subcommittee). Provide from January 1, 2022, to present: briefings, plans and reports on encouraging political parties to have and follow privacy protection. Include Elections Canada’s monitoring of those plans; as well as exchanges with political parties on their privacy protection plans and practices.Organization: Elections Canada
September 2023
Req # A-2023-00019
Copy of all email submissions from the public between September 26 and November 1, including to the 2022 Federal Electoral Boundaries Commission for Alberta.Organization: Elections Canada
September 2023
Req # A-2023-00023
A copy of the following departmental memos/notes: 2023-104990, 2023-105016, 2023-104858.Organization: Elections Canada
September 2023
Req # A-2023-00025
I would like a copy of the following memos/notes: 2023-105272.Organization: Elections Canada
September 2023