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Req # ATI2024-033
“I would like to have, for all periods available, for loans related to the CDAP program; 1. The number of loan requests received, per month 2. The number of loans accepted, per month 3. The number of loans refused, per month 4. Total capital loaned, per month.”Organization: Business Development Bank of Canada
April 2024
Req # ATI2024-032
``“[…] We make the following requests for the period January 1, 2004 to November 30, 2023 (the "Period"), unless otherwise indicated: (1) All records related in anyway to Suncor, EDC, and Libya (2) Any communications relating to risks associated with Libya as a financial institution. (3) Any communications between EDC and the Business Development Bank of Canada that relate in any way to EDC's provision of Political Risk Insurance.”Organization: Business Development Bank of Canada
March 2024
March 2024
Req # ATI2024-027
“I would like to obtain all written documents, including official directives and/or internal memos, or any other document of any nature which mentions and refers to the following subjects: the conditions under which a company and/or a person (natural or legal) must meet to obtain a loan, advance, subsidy or any amount granted by Business Development Bank of Canada and also, the conditions under which a company and/or a person (natural or legal) must meet to obtain a release or release from liability from the advance (including guarantees or personal loan guarantees), the subsidy or any other amount granted by BDC.”Organization: Business Development Bank of Canada
February 2024
Req # ATI2024-025
“I would like to obtain, for each of your service centers located in the province of Quebec, the reference list of environmental consultants currently used by your account managers. […]”Organization: Business Development Bank of Canada
January 2024
November 2023
Req # ATI2024-020
2012-2013 Annual report on the Access to Information ActOrganization: Business Development Bank of Canada
November 2023
Req # A2023-00017
In November, 2013, the OCI published a report titled “A Case Study of Diversity in Corrections: The Black Inmate Experience in Federal Penitentiaries Final Report.” That report was based in part on interviews and focus groups conducted with Black prisoners. Last year’s annual report included an update to the Black experiences report based on additional interviews. I would like anonymized copies of the notes taken during these interviews.Organization: The Correctional Investigator Canada
November 2023
Req # A2023-00015
We request records, including all data, reviews, communications, investigative findings, research, or other documentation, as well as any correspondence with CSC regarding these findings, related to: • The 2020-2021 report’s finding that Black, Indigenous and Peoples of Colour are overrepresented in use of force incidents in federal prisons, regardless of risk level, security level, age, sentence length or gender; • The 2012-2013 report’s finding that Black individuals are disproportionately involved in use of force incidents, institutional charges, maximum security, and segregation; • The 2012-2013 report’s findings regarding prejudicial attitudes by CSC staff toward Black people; • The 2021-2022 report’s finding that Black people are overrepresented in the number of discretionary charges and underrepresented in categories of charges requiring less discretion; • The 2021-2022 report’s findings regarding Black people being targeted with institutional charges by staff.Organization: The Correctional Investigator Canada
November 2023
October 2023