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Req # A-2023-07267
I am requesting the file of Frederick Ogilvie Loft for an academic project on the league of Indians of CanadaOrganization: Library and Archives Canada
February 2024
Req # A-2023-07269
I am requesting the file of Joseph DionOrganization: Library and Archives Canada
February 2024
Req # A-2023-07314
All documents and materials related to the first official Korean adoptees adopted to Canada in and around 1968. Involved departments include, but not limited to, Department of Manpower and Immigration and Department of Social and Family Services.Organization: Library and Archives Canada
February 2024
Req # A-2022-09473
I would like to receive a complete copy of the entire Articles of Confederation from 1867. Since Canada confederated in 1867 and became a sovereign, independent nation, there must be original and signed Articles of Confederation from 1867. I would like to have a copy of these Articles.Organization: Library and Archives Canada
January 2024
Req # A-2023-05639
Application for Funds for Construction of Medical College.Organization: Library and Archives Canada
January 2024
Req # A-2023-06401
Under the Access to Information Act, I want the Policy Statement on Rationality at External Affairs in 1986.Organization: Library and Archives Canada
January 2024
Req # A-2023-06426
File should be in box 113. Please use the following reference: Title: Regional Air Occurrence files – C-FZZM, Reference: R13086, 96-0715 OFRC, 2009-00444-2, Box number: 114, File number: W64038. And also: C-FZZM - de Havilland DHC-6 - Aircraft - Registration - Prairie and Northern Region, Reference: RG12-A-1-a, Box number: 5, File number: RAR 5008-FZZM, File part: 2. http://central.bac-lac.gc.ca/.redirect?app=fonandcol&id=4541904&lang=eng. I’m trying to find some information on an Aircraft that had an incident in Fort Reliance Northwest Territories back in 1986 - DeHavilland Twin Otter C-FZZM S/N 156. Specifically, I’m trying to locate the Total Airframe Time (TAFT) of the Twin Otter Aircraft involved in the incident.Organization: Library and Archives Canada
January 2024
Req # A-2023-06493
In 2002, Member of Parliament Robert Anders wrote two letters to then Foreign Affairs Minister John Manley related to: 1. interference from members of the Chinese embassy who harassed legal demonstrations against human rights abuses in China, seriously breaching diplomatic protocol. and, 2. an incident where MP Anders was pushed, shoved, and insulted, in the House of Commons corridors, by personnel from the Chinese embassy. Seeking copies of Mr. Anders letters, responses from Mr. Manley or other members of Foreign Affairs, and documentation of any investigations, discussions with or sanctions of members of the Embassy of the People's Republic of China.Organization: Library and Archives Canada
January 2024
Req # A-2023-06497
31-page, June 25, 1976, Memorandum to the Cabinet, entitled "Legislation on Access to Federal Government Documents."Organization: Library and Archives Canada
January 2024
Req # A-2023-06503
In the ealy 1980s, KGB Colonel Vladimir Vetrov worked as a double-agent supplying information to the intellligence agency of France. Vegtrov's code name was "Farewell" and the case is known as "The Farewell Dossier". Much of this information was shared with Canada. Seeking all information received by Canada related to The Farewell Dossier, and actions taken by Canadian intelligence and the Canadian Government related to that information.Organization: Library and Archives Canada
January 2024