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Req # A-2021-00017
Provide the following briefing document: EDM210331-17637Organization: Prairies Economic Development Canada
September 2021
Req # A-2021-00019
Provide the following briefing document: EDM210312-17594Organization: Prairies Economic Development Canada
September 2021
Req # A-2021-00054
All records regarding WD Grants: August 2009, November 2007 for Saskatoon Prairieland Park, including information pertaining to the lobbying for the purpose of receiving support from WD.Organization: Prairies Economic Development Canada
September 2021
Req # A-2021-00011
Provide the following briefing document: EDM210331-17633Organization: Prairies Economic Development Canada
September 2021
Req # A-2021-00010
Provide the following briefing document: EDM210409-17649Organization: Prairies Economic Development Canada
September 2021
Req # A-2020-00019
Per the Criminal Records Act, PBC reviews record suspension applications, investigates and makes decisions about granting record suspensions to Canadians who have convictions. Beyond the majority of such convictions, the Criminal Records Act lists specific offences-current and historical-in two Schedules to the Act (Schedule 1 and Schedule 2). Since March 13th,2012 individuals seeking record suspensions for Schedule 1 offences became ineligible unless exception criteria in the Act are met. Schedule 2 offence convictions may still be granted a record suspension the offence did not involve a child. Since 2012 and up to the present, by year, how many record suspensions for :1 )Excepted Schedule 1 convictions and 2) Schedule 2 convictions have been granted by the PBC? This information is requested in aggregate in the format of PBC's choosing but readable as a .pdf or excel document (examples) as derived from its records.Organization: Parole Board of Canada
September 2020