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Req # A-2020-19863
Records of emails sent or received by Kim Upper the Acting Director of Fort District, Erie at the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA), concerning: the work refusal of CBSA Officers on December 15, 2020, the management of leave during the pandemic from December 1 to 22, 2020, and occupational health and safety during this period.Organization: Canada Border Services Agency
September 2021
Req # A-2021-14240
Records of the following contracts with the vendor Magnet Forensics Procurement: identification number 2B20350232, contract period from December 19, 2019 to January 31, 2020, contract value $10,569.59; identification number 2B19341723, contract period March 5, 2019 to March 5, 2020, contract value $68,489.69; identification number 2B19348957, contract period October 29 to November 4, 2019, contract value $44,890.31; identification number 2B20350163, contract period Marche 31, 2020 to March 31, 2021, contract value $87,491.09.Organization: Canada Border Services Agency
September 2021
Req # A-2021-11725
Statistics from January 1 to December 31, 2020, on the number of the following makes and models of firearms that were imported into Canada for the purpose of being purchased by Canadians: the M-1 Carbine; the M-1 Garand; the SKS; Mosin-Nagant rifles and carbines; the SVT-40; Lee Enfield rifles and carbines; Carcano rifles and carbines; the AG-42, AG-42B and Ag m/42; the Hakim; the Rashid or the Rasheed; the K-31 and the K-11; Mauser rifles; Mauser carbines; the MAS-36; the MAS-49 and the MAS 49/56; the FN-49; the AR-15; the M-305 and M-305s; the Mini-14; the Stgw-57; the Valmet Hunter, Valmet M-78 and Valmet M78/83S; and the TT-33.Organization: Canada Border Services Agency
September 2021
Req # A-2021-10154
Records of Information Sharing Agreements to which the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) is currently a party, in particular with other Canadian Federal or Provincial government departments. This exclude treaties or bilateral agreements with other countries, or agreements requiring the CBSA to share information with international organizations or foreign states.Organization: Canada Border Services Agency
September 2021
Req # A-2021-09758
Statistics from November 1, 2020 to May 11, 2021, concerning the number of removals that have been completed by the Canada Border Services Agency, broken down by the month, the type of removal, the reason for removal, and the country to which the individuals were removed to.Organization: Canada Border Services Agency
September 2021
Req # A-2021-10119
Records from January 1, 2019 to May 12, 2021, on the procedures and uses made of Ministerial relief for individuals seeking entry to or in Canada who otherwise would be inadmissible without that relief, the impact of this system on the immigration and refugee system, on individuals and community, and alternative relief remedies, or changes possible in classifying individuals as posing threats to national security, making them inadmissible. Statistics from January 1, 2010 to May 14, 2021, concerning applications to the Minister for relief, length of time in each case for replies, relief granted in each case, relief denied in each case, length of time after denial to deportation in each case, follow ups where relief is granted if available. Additionally, any Briefing notes, summary notes on ministerial relief applications made public in the last two years and internal reaction, reviews or actions. A list of other matters involving individuals or groups and national security that require ministerial approval.Organization: Canada Border Services Agency
September 2021
Req # A-2021-05464
Statistics from January 1, 2013 to December 31, 2020, on the number of removal cases involving failed refugee claimants in which children who are Canadian citizens were removed or left with their parents, broken down by type of removal. Aditionally, memos, and current training materials, guidance notes, operational guidelines on how to conduct removals when dependent children are Canadian citizens. This is limited to electronic records and excludes records requiring consultations with the Privy Council Office or the Department of Justice.Organization: Canada Border Services Agency
September 2021
Req # A-2017-08986
Briefing materials prepared for the Minister Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness and his staff from November 1, 2016 to June 12, 2017, regarding the number of asylum claimants who entered Canada illegally. This includes information on the claimants including the non-official border crossing point used, their country of origin, how many were detained pending their Immigration and Refugee Board hearing, and for those not detained the communities they settled in.Organization: Canada Border Services Agency
September 2021
Req # A-2020-18814
Phase 2 of A-2019-08108 involving 4 emails and attachments, from February 15, 2019 to May 6, 2019, belonging to Mike Sauve. This excludes records requiring consultation with the Privy Councils Officer or the Department of Justice.Organization: Canada Border Services Agency
September 2021
Req # A-2020-12474
Records from January 1 to December 31, 2018, including Memorandum of Understandings, agreements and related policy documents regarding information sharing on foreign nationals entering Canada between the Canadian Border Services Agency (CBSA) and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police or the CBSA and the Federal Bureau of Investigation. This includes any relevant documents that were in force or applicable during this period such as any policies or guidelines pertaining to the arrest of foreign nationals at ports of entry.Organization: Canada Border Services Agency
September 2021