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Req # A-2023-53375
Records of the work description for the position of Vice-President Intelligence and Enforcement, Canada Border Services Agency.Organization: Canada Border Services Agency
December 2023
Req # A-2023-53642
Records from January 1, 2018 to October 31, 2022, held by the Canadian Border Services Agency (CBSA) relating to refugee status claimants entering Canada from the United States subject to the Safe Third Country Agreement. Including but is not limited to, information maintained by the Policy and Program Development Enforcement Data System (CBSA PPU 032), Intelligence Program (CBSA PPU 035), Document Integrity Program (CBSA PPU 1404), CBSA Programs/Operations Systems Development (CBSA ENF 137), Traveller Processing (CBSA PPU 1101), Removals Program (CBSA PPU 1301) and the Immigration Investigative Program (CBSA PPU 1403). Specifically, the number of claimants who have been found to be exempt from subsection 101(1)(e) of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act (IRPA) pursuant to regulations 159.5 and 159.6, including statistics broken down by exemption, place of entry, place of apprehension, age, gender, race, and country of origin.Organization: Canada Border Services Agency
December 2023
Req # A-2023-54519
Records of all historical app reviews for ArriveCan from the Apple App Store and Google Play Store with the following metadata: the content of written reviews, the rating out of 5, a unique ID for each username that does not reveal the identity of the reviewer, the app store the review came from, the number of 'thumbsUp' a review received (for the google play store), and the date the review was left. Additionally, any quantitative information about how ArriveCan app star ratings have changed since the app's launch with an indication of how many times the app has been rated across different time periods. Finally, whether the decision has ever been made to reset app ratings with the launch of a new version of ArriveCan.Organization: Canada Border Services Agency
December 2023
Req # A-2023-56843
Records from April 1 to September 30, 2023, regarding the total amount of overtime hours (tracked as balance in the MSS system) offered to each employee from each of the following Canada Border Services Agency Port of Entry locations, individually for overtime to be worked at another location than their home work locations: Snowflake, Windygatres, Winkler, Tolstoi, Piney, South Junction, and Sprague.Organization: Canada Border Services Agency
December 2023
Nothing to report this month
Organization: Nunavut Impact Review Board
Req # A-2019-13255
Statistics from January 1, 2016 to December 31, 2019, showing the total number of unique immigration detainees per fiscal year held in jails in the Atlantic region (Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island); broken down by which jails the detainees stayed in, their countries of origin, the number of detainees who were youth or adults and the average length of stay. Additionally, a list of the five immigration detainees who were detained on July 25, 2019 and have spent the longest total duration inside a jail in the Atlantic region. This excludes personal information including names.Organization: Canada Border Services Agency
July 2023
Req # A-2021-15981
Electronic records from April 1 to June 30, 2021, of emails belonging to Chief Eric Beck the acting Director of the Windsor Tunnel involving his communication with any of the following persons: An Nguyen, Joe McMahon, and Darrin Boismier.Organization: Canada Border Services Agency
July 2023
Req # A-2021-18626
Records of the proposals, winning bid and final contract awards for a contract awarded to Thorntech incorporated 47419- 209470/001/SI~000, awarded on February 3, 2020, including contract amendments 000 thru 003.Organization: Canada Border Services Agency
July 2023
Req # A-2022-20055
Briefing note: 22-00844 – To the Minister of Public Safety Concerning Amendments to Bill C-242, May 30, 2022.Organization: Canada Border Services Agency
July 2023
Req # A-2022-24886
Records concerning the ArriveCan app including all iterations of the statement of work including the final version, all change records, billing records, any correspondence with vendors relating to the creation of the app, any security assessments, or static application code scanner results from the app. Additionally, the deficiency report, the original cost estimate and records showing how that was arrived at, infrastructure architectural documents, as well as application architecture, and the reporting structure including stakeholders, project managers and departments or positions used to create the app.Organization: Canada Border Services Agency
July 2023