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Req # A-2020-00063
Requesting a copy of the red zone criteria for first applications, subsequent first application, departmental reviews, reassessments and early reassessments. Previously it used to be age 75 and single, or age 80 and married, palliative, or frail health. There were changes and the 75 and single was removed. Requesting the document, whether it is a internal business process, or a procedure, or protocol that states the criteria that must be met in order to have an application (first application, subsequent first application, departmental review, reassessment or early reassessment) red zoned. The correct term is red zone, meaning the application is processed as a high priority. Also requesting the internal business process, or procedure, or protocol that states what the turn around time is for a red zone, what determines the start date and what determines the red zone due date. As well, if there are any exceptions to these rules.Organization: Veterans Affairs Canada
December 2020
Req # 20-2039
(1) the official name and classification of the rail line in question (1041 Lakeshore Road East – Oakville Subdivision Line); (2) the number of rail tracks; (3) the width of the railway corridor at tis subdivision; (4) the type and average number of train movements during the daytime and nighttime; (5) the average number of locomotives for each type of train; (6) the average number of cars for each train; (7) the average speed of each type of train; (8) the presence of any special operating conditions likely to increase the sound levels such as siding tracks, frogs or switches, whistle noise, etc.Organization: VIA Rail Canada Inc.
December 2020
Req # 20-2043
I am writing to look for VIA Rail traffic data on the Beachburg Subdivision, near the intersection of Smyth Road and Riverside Drive in Ottawa, ON. Please provide the following (1) type of train; (2) engine type; (3) welded rail; (4) number of trains; (5) number of locomotives and number of cars per train; (6) speed; and (7) whistle by-laws – at grade crossings in the area and if any whistles are blown (specifically the at-grade crossing at Pleasant Park Rd, or any other nearby ones that may have missed).Organization: VIA Rail Canada Inc.
December 2020
Req # A-2020-000073
Provide the following briefing document: MIN200603-00228Organization: Western Economic Diversification Canada
December 2020
Req # A-2020-000074
Briefing notes or analyses showing the impact that the measures outlined in "A Healthy Environment and a Healthy Economy" are expected to have in Saskatchewan. Timeframe: September 23, 2020 to December 18, 2020.Organization: Western Economic Diversification Canada
December 2020
Req # A-2020-00017
Briefing Note prepared for the Minister: MR2020-00093 Approval of Approach to Develop the National Action Plan on Gender-Based Violence.Organization: Women and Gender Equality Canada
December 2020