Summaries of completed Access to Information requests in 2019

January 2019

Nothing to report

February 2019

Nothing to report

March 2019

Nothing to report

April 2019

Nothing to report

May 2019

Request number: ATI 2019-01
Summary: Consultation from Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development Canada. Briefing materials #05057-2018 I PVD. “Please exclude any potential Cabinet confidences.”
Disposition: Full disclosure
Number of pages disclosed: 48

June 2019

Nothing to report

July 2019

Request number: ATI 2019-02
Summary: Consultation from Department for Women and Gender Equality. BN/Min – MR2019 – 00358: Women Deliver joint Dept briefing – April 11.
Disposition: Full disclosure
Number of pages disclosed: 12

August 2019

Request number: ATI 2019-03
Summary: Consultation from Department for Women and Gender Equality. BN/Min – MR2019 – 00316: Material for Women Deliver joint meeting with GAC – April 5, 2019.
Disposition: Full disclosure
Number of pages disclosed: 2

Request number: ATI 2019-04
Summary: Consultation from Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development Canada. All briefing material related to the Blue Economy concept from 2016 to today. This would include briefing material on the conference with Kenya in November 2018. Presentations, reports and briefing notes, but no emails.
Disposition: Full disclosure
Number of pages disclosed: 10

September 2019

Nothing to report

October 2019

Request number: ATI 2019-05
Summary: Consultation from Standards Council of Canada. Please provide ... for the CEO of the Standards Council of Canada in May 2019 ... emails that include executives' submissions of work (Mr. Greg Fyfe, Vice­President, Corporate Services and Chief Financial Officer) ... Please limit responsive records to final or most recent drafts.
Disposition: Full disclosure
Number of pages disclosed: 1

November 2019

Request number: ATI 2019-06
Summary: Consultation from the Treasury Board Secretariat. All documents that identify institutions that are not in compliance with Info Source publication requirements and compliance deadlines (preferably a list).
Disposition: Full disclosure
Number of pages disclosed: 3

Request number: ATI 2019-07
Summary: Consultation from the Treasury Board Secretariat. Provide all documents (memos, emails, letters) related to institutions currently using the offline ATIP systems transition to the online access to information or "ATIP" system. On the ATIP request website, it states ”between now and 2021, all institutions will move to the ATIP online request service” and specifically Canada Post seems to be further behind this process than other institutions. What I'm seeking is any information related to why that could be, this information could be memos explaining why, plans for the future, or any other documents that could help clarify Canada Post’s or any other currently offline transition to the new online system. Where records exist in both official languages, provide English version only. Provide final version or last available draft.
Disposition: Full disclosure
Number of pages disclosed: 9

December 2019

Nothing to report