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Req # A-2019-00077
Please provide the total amounts spent on advertising for budget year 2018-2019 on a month to month basis, separating for production and media placement costsOrganization: Communications Security Establishment Canada
June 2021
Req # A-2019-00078
Please provide the list of advertising purchases ( titles, purpose of advertising, vendor) purchased by the department for budget year 2018-2019 on a month to month basisOrganization: Communications Security Establishment Canada
June 2021
Req # A-2021-00011
I'd like to be provided with a copy of the manual or procedures that the OIC's ATIP office uses to process ATIP requests.Organization: Office of the Information Commissioner of Canada
June 2021
Nothing to report this month
Organization: St. John's Port Authority
Req # A-2021-00002
All statistics on the volume and type of complaints the Shared Services Canada ATIP group has received between the years of 2011 to 2021.Organization: Office of the Information Commissioner of Canada
April 2021
Req # A-2021-00004
Draft or completed public speeches/statements given, directives to OIC employees, or plans by Commissioner Caroline Maynard that demonstrate an interest in ensuring the Access to Information Act is usable by blind Canadians, a protected group under section 15 of the Charter of Rights and Freedom. Scope: Since June 30, 2020 to the present.Organization: Office of the Information Commissioner of Canada
April 2021
Nothing to report this month
Organization: Communications Security Establishment Canada
Nothing to report this month
Organization: St. John's Port Authority
Req # A-2019-00055
I am seeking all briefing notes and other briefing materials prepared around the swearing in of Defence Minister Harjit Sajjan and Public Safety Minister Bill Blair Nov 20,2019.Organization: Communications Security Establishment Canada
September 2020
Req # A-2021-00026
This request follows on from: STANDING COMMITTEE ON ACCESS TO INFORMATION, PRIVACY AND ETHICS Parliament of Canada, Feb 19 2021. MindGeek: Feras Antoon. CEO MindGeek Canada. David Tassillo, chief operations officer, and Corey Urman, vice-president of product management. Members of parliament: Chris Warkentin, Brenda Shanahan, and Marie-Hélène Gaudreau I would like ALL the documents submitted by MindGeek between 5 Feb 2021 and 1 Sept 2021. I would like ALL email correspondence from MindGeek to the department + the above name MPs between 2019 and 1 Sept 2021. HELPFUL CONTEXT. MP. Shannon Stubbs asked during the hearing: “Yes. I want to ensure that we're prescriptive and thorough in the requests that we make. I think what we definitely have to have in the documents supplied will be a comprehensive breakdown of all the revenue streams, the equity in the company and explicitly who owns it, what the value is, and if there is any debt leveraging, who owns that debt. I think it would be beneficial to know how much revenue has been generated in the last five years and if there's enough money to make the case that they could be holding themselves to a higher standard, or ought to be. We'll also want to see any off-balance sheet entities for which fees and costs associated with revenue are deducted as costs for tax purposes, and, I think, probably tax payments, at least in Canada but ideally in all locations where there are subsidiaries of MindGeek.”Organization: Office of the Information Commissioner of Canada
September 2020