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Req # 3025-009-A2023-004
Copies of agreements with the Matthiesen Gallery for artworks purchased from the said gallery: Matthiesen Gallery, 7/8 Mason's York, Duke Street, St. Jame's London, UK, SW1Y 6BUOrganization: National Gallery of Canada
March 2024
Nothing to report this month
Organization: Canada Foundation for Innovation
Nothing to report this month
Organization: Canada-Nova Scotia Offshore-Petroleum Board
Req # 3025-009-A2022-014
This request is for information related to the organization, structure, planning and staffing of the department currently referred to as the Department of Indigenous Ways and Decolonization or IW&D. Records would include emails, correspondence, meeting notes, memos, notes, media releases from January 2020 to February 3, 2023.Organization: National Gallery of Canada
October 2023
Req # 3025-009-A2022-016
1. Management and curatorial preparation files (including emails) regarding the rationale, subject matter and themes of the Jean-Paul Riopelle exhibition scheduled for 2023. 2. All documents (including e-mails) concerning discussions and exchanges on the advisability of withdrawing the Riopelle exhibition from the program. 3. Management documents concerning the choice and direction of this exhibition, including e-mails exchanged between museum management, museum staff and the curatorial team responsible for the exhibition. 4. Letters, e-mails, text messages and other correspondence or documents between the Gallery management and collectors lending works for the Riopelle exhibition. 5. The list of Jean-Paul Riopelle's works in your collection. 6. Your Acquisitions Committee's Riopelle files for the last 5 years. 7. Contracts or other documents (including e-mails) for donations or pledges signed within the last five years. 8. Donation or pledge agreements for the past 5 years concerning the conservation, exhibition or disposal of Riopelle's works. 9. The guidelines for donations to the NGC, if available. 10. Ethical rules governing or prohibiting gifts from persons in its employ, and persons close to or connected now or formerly with its board of directors.Organization: National Gallery of Canada
October 2023
Nothing to report this month
Organization: Canada Foundation for Innovation
Nothing to report this month
Organization: Canada-Nova Scotia Offshore-Petroleum Board
Req # 10,555.235
Third Party Consultations NRCanOrganization: Canada-Nova Scotia Offshore-Petroleum Board
March 2023
Req # 3025-009-A2022-011
Provide the 2019, 2020, 2021 costs and terms of reference and contracts for: 1. developing a National Gallery of Canada strategic plan; 2. for diversity training; and 3. for rebranding. I would also like to receive authorizations given for such contracts. Where those contracts were not tendered, please send the rationale and the approval records, any conflict of interests noted in giving such contracts and all invoices submitted by the firms doing the work.Organization: National Gallery of Canada
March 2023
Req # 3025-009-A2022-009
Between February 1, 2019 and November 28, 2022. 1. The total number of agreements entered into 2. The amounts awarded to employees and former employees under each such agreement 3. The total/overall amount of money disbursed for the above agreements 4. The amount of legal and/or statutory funds disbursed by the Museum under these agreements (total/overall and/or by item) 5. The number of agreements handled by in-house legal services. The number of agreements handled by external legal counsel 6. The reasons why these agreements were entered into 7. Possibly: the positions held by the signatories of these agreements, the texts and/or terms and any other information (including the names of employees) that you can disclose. Please also provide any information about lawsuits filed by employees or former employees against the Museum that occurred between February 1, 2019 and November 28, 2022, as well as legal documents related to those lawsuits. Translated withOrganization: National Gallery of Canada
March 2023