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Req # ATIA.01.0027.2020
Whether they were held in-person, over the phone, virtually or otherwise, please provide the minutes, agenda, attachments and appendices for any meeting or meetings of board of the board of the Trans Mountain Corporation during the following month in the year of 2020: FebruaryOrganization: Trans Mountain Corporation
July 2021
Req # AI_2021-2022_2
Information on NFB's public funding allocations 2018-2021 for the following studios: BC and Yukon Studio, Ontario Studio, Quebec and Atlantic studio (only the Montreal studio, excluding the Halifax and St. John's studios) and Vancouver Digital Studio.Organization: National Film Board
June 2021
Req # ATIA-01-0018.2020
All records (including emails, analyses, memos, briefing notes, meeting minutes, agendas, etc.) discussing the capacity of companies with shipping commitments on light of the COVID 19…Organization: Trans Mountain Corporation
May 2021
Req # ATIA-01-0019.2020
All records (including emails, analyses, memos, briefing notes, meeting minutes, agendas, etc.) discussing the capacity of companies with shipping commitments on light of the COVID 19…Organization: Trans Mountain Corporation
May 2021
Req # ATIA-01.0017.2020
All records (including emails, analyses, memos, briefing notes, meeting minutes, agendas, etc.) on the subject of the long term commercial prospects of the TMX pipeline in light of the COVID-19 crisis and/or future oil market condidtions…Organization: Trans Mountain Corporation
May 2021
Req # AT1A.01.0001.2021
identify KMC's Structural Engineers responsible for the design of the TMEP Burnaby Terminal expansion but extended to the KMC Structural Engineer responsible for the independent design review (checking).Organization: Trans Mountain Corporation
April 2021
Req # ATIA.01.012.2020
Specifically we request any and all files audio or video recordings text messages security briefings documents report or any correspondence in Trans Mountain Corporation's possession which refer to our clients or the Tiny House Warriors. This includes all records between 2018 to the present.Organization: Trans Mountain Corporation
March 2021
Req # AI_2020-2021_8
All records in possession of the National Film Board relating to the television series "The Secret History of the Wild West"Organization: National Film Board
February 2021
Req # AI_2020-2021_6
All records relating to the "Trilogy of Healing" film project led by Path to Freedom Films Ltd.Organization: National Film Board
January 2021
Req # AI_2020-2021_3
All archived records pertaining to the commissioning, production, screening, publicity and the release of the following films/animations: Around is Around (1951), Now is the Time (1951), Twirligig (1952), In the Labyrinth (1967), Ontari-oh! (1985/6), Transitions 3D (1986). All archived documents relating to involvement in the above-mentioned films of following directors and/or producers and/or personnel: Colin Low, Nicky Ianzello, Ernest (Ernie) McNabb, Roman Kroitor, Norman McLaren, Evelyn Lambart, Greta Ekbert. All archived documents relating to the Festival of Britain (1951), to the United States Bicentennial project (NFB project, 196?), to the Expo ’86 project (in collaboration with IMAX) and to the technical experimentations with stereoscopic cameras at the NFB’s engineering department in the 1960s and 1970s. All archived documents relating to collaborations with IMAX Corporation (under all its names) and the annual reports 1950-3; 1960–1970; 1985-6.Organization: National Film Board
December 2020