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Req # A-2022-00002
The following data, in machine-sortable format: All Parole Board appeal decisions broken down by issue being appealed, outcome, offender's gender, race, charge, charge category and presence/absence of prior criminal history, if this is available, broken down by year for each of the most recent 10 years.Organization: Parole Board of Canada
May 2022
Req # A-2022-00003
1. For the last 5years; Can you list all the Canadian jails - with Mission Medium - 2nd degree murder - Average Years to First Release. As previously region sorted by Day Parole, longest to shortest. 2.Also/or for the last 5 years; can your office make the table for all Canadian Jails - 2nd degree murder - time past Day Parole Eligibility before 1st release. 3. This levels the field for life 10, life 15, life 20 etc. In other words is it true Mission Medium is 16.1 and 16.6 years to release, 2 and 4years longer, because: A) The average in mate has longer parole eligibility release dates Or is it true, B) The average inmate is held longer past the DPED (day parole eligibility date)Organization: Parole Board of Canada
May 2022
Req # A-2022-00004
Can you find/produce stats on 2nd degree homicide parole results concordance with respect to C.S. (Community strategy). Timeline the last 3 years, (the traditional 5 years if you prefer). Can your office also table the stats/percentages for deny/grant parole when: i) IPO suggestion - Deny Parole/ Grant Parole ii) Community Assessment - Not Done/ Done. iii) Community Strategy - Not Done/ Done iv) For PBC Panel Member Hall: Nashi: D’Souza, Mackenzie, Dawson. v) Follow/ Vary IPO suggestion. vi) S.84 Community Strategy Not Done/ Done. [Timeline now 2020/2021 versus before the legal change to Mandatory S.84 C.S.].Organization: Parole Board of Canada
May 2022
Req # A-2017-00894
Public monies collected from vehicle insurance premiums by the Insurance Corporation of British Columbia and distributed through Police Services to 'E' Division traffic services for enhanced roads policing.Organization: Royal Canadian Mounted Police
May 2022
Req # A-2017-10143
Cost Expenditures and Bids provided for CPR First Aid contracts for RCMP National Capital Region. P.P.S. division for year 2017, National division for year 2016-2017, H.Q. division for contract years 2013-March 31, 2018Organization: Royal Canadian Mounted Police
May 2022
Req # A-2019-07776
I am seeking all reports, memos, briefing notes and emails amongst senior staff in National Division and in the Commissioner's office regarding Trudeau's campaign event in Mississauga Oct. 12, 2019.Organization: Royal Canadian Mounted Police
May 2022
Req # A-2019-08369
Please provide any and all records, including emails, documents, memos and threat assessments about Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's appearance at a rally on Saturday, Oct. 12, during the election campaignOrganization: Royal Canadian Mounted Police
May 2022
Req # A-2020-01046
Obtain all communication concerning ClearView Logic or ClearView AI between January 1, 2018, and today, February 6, 2020.Organization: Royal Canadian Mounted Police
May 2022
Req # A-2020-03952
As of the date of the processing of this Access to Information request, and for each province and territory separately, how many restricted firearms purchased. (See full text)Organization: Royal Canadian Mounted Police
May 2022
Req # A-2020-05474
Seeking information in reference to OIC-SOR/2020-96, held by RCMP and/or CFP. I would like all information to determine/prove each firearm listed in Section 96 is ‘Capable’ of discharging a projectile with a muzzle energy greater than 10,000 Joules as stated in Section 96 of May 1st OIC.Organization: Royal Canadian Mounted Police
May 2022