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Req # A-2020-12477
Records of contracts and Task Authorizations for contract number 47060-136911/A awarded and issued on January 26, 2015, additionally all future task authorizations resulting from the Request for Proposal entitled: Internet Technology Professional Services for the Canada Border Services Agency.Organization: Canada Border Services Agency
October 2020
Req # A-2020-13540
Statistics from August 14 to October 1, 2019, on the number of individual travelers who have international student status in Canada, crossing into Canada at the following land ports of entry; Ambassador Bridge, and Windsor-Detroit Tunnel in Windsor, Ontario. Broken down by: nationality, gender and race of those who only go through the primarily line versus those students pulled into secondary inspection per day. Additionally, data for this period related to any customs or immigration infractions committed by international students and any enforcement action taken against each individual caught committing an infraction.Organization: Canada Border Services Agency
October 2020
Req # A-2020-13766
Statistics on the number of hours billed or submitted to the Canada Border Services Agency in relation to the following Federal Court and Federal Court of Appeal cases: T-2088-19, T-2087-19, T-2006-19, T-1957-19, T-1791-19, T-1665-19, T-1529-19, T-886-19, T-887-19, A-114-19 and T-1139-18. Additionally, records outlining any costs either already incurred or anticipated related to the aforementioned cases.Organization: Canada Border Services Agency
October 2020
Req # A-2020-14335
Statistics on the total expenses incurred from March 1 to September 16, 2020, detailing all expenses with the 2020/2021 object codes 1231, 1246, and 0533, breakdown by: name of the contractor, a description of the product or service rendered, the date, and the total amount of the expense. Additionally, all final version: receipts, purchase orders, and service contracts pertaining to these expenses. This excludes Cabinet Confidences.Organization: Canada Border Services Agency
October 2020
Req # A-2020-14380
Statistics from January 1, 2018 to December 31, 2019, for refugees and asylum claimants participating in the Alternative to Detention program for 2018 and 2019, broken down by: the average duration of participation; and the process through which refugees and asylum claimants were introduced to the program.Organization: Canada Border Services Agency
October 2020
Req # A-2020-14842
Statistics on the total costs incurred as of September 24, 2020 by the Canada Border Services Agency in response to Federal Court of Canada application for Judicial Review T-1951-19, Kenneth McCarthy versus Attorney General of Canada, filed in the Court on December 5, 2019.Organization: Canada Border Services Agency
October 2020
Req # A-2020-00066
Assessor # 1 RE Report ATIP A Reportable Event (RE) occurred on October 27, 2009, at Gentilly II NPP. The Event was entered in CERTS by Gentilly II Chief Inspector and CNSC Staff were tasked to review the RE; as a minimum, five CNSC Staff members were tasked to review the RE; on October 28, 2009, CNSC Gentilly II Chief Inspector issued a CERTS Request to CNSC staff members, approximately five; one of which is Assessor #1.Organization: Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission
October 2020
Req # A-2019-00118
Please provide all documents including internal and external correspondence related to design and safety assessments of spent fuel pools (storage pools) at all nuclear power plants in Canada. These should also include all internal and external correspondence, memoranda, emails and analyses submitted by the industry and internal analyses undertaken by CNSC in response to related Fukushima Action Items or licensing /relicensing submissions.Organization: Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission
October 2020
Req # A-2020-00065
ANO Expert Report (see attANO Expert Report ATIP A Reportable Event (RE) occurred on October 27, 2009, at Gentilly II NPP. The Event was entered in CERTS by Gentilly II Chief Inspector and CNSC Staff were tasked to review the RE; as a minimum, five CNSC Staff members were tasked to review the RE; on October 28, 2009, CNSC Gentilly II Chief Inspector issued a CERTS Request to CNSC staff members, approximately five; one of which is a ANO Expertachment for request text)Organization: Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission
October 2020
Req # A-2020-00067
Personnel Certification Division (PCD) Expert Report ATIP A Reportable Event (RE) occurred on October 27, 2009, at Gentilly II NPP. The Event was entered in CERTS by the Gentilly II Chief Inspector and CNSC Staff were tasked to review the RE; as a minimum, approximately five CNSC Staff members were tasked to review the RE. To be more specific, on October 27, 2009, at 12:11, a Reportable Event (RE) occurred at Gentilly II NPP; reports required to be prepared by CNSC staff following the RE were requested; furthermore, all metadata of the report preparations are requested; we understand the complexity of the request; firstly, please process and report the tasked CNSC Staff issued information, their respective reports; lastly, provide all Metadata in an orderly, as reasonably achievable; we would not request all Metadata if it was not important, it is essential to our quest.Organization: Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission
October 2020