Robson Fletcher · @robsonfletcher
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The Globe & Mail just published a major project looking at how broken Canada's freedom-of-information laws are and Alberta is not even included in this analysis because every provincial ministry refused to provide records:

secretcanada.com/

#journalism #atip #foi #alberta #abpoli #ableg #cdnpoli

Last updated 1 year ago

David Akin 🇨🇦 · @davidakin
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@EtherNRhum This chart is my paraphrase of one question/data in hundreds of pages of raw polling data we obtained through . There was an option to answer "Both are priorities" but only between 6%-14% in each region chose bother. Key takeaway IMO is QC vs ROC.

#atip

Last updated 2 years ago

David Akin 🇨🇦 · @davidakin
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From the polling program. Data from Aug 14/22, obtained via . Which should be a higher priority for Ottawa - climate change or inflation?

#pco #atip #cdnpoli

Last updated 2 years ago

David Akin 🇨🇦 · @davidakin
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[not the right answer to our failing system] Feds opt to focus on making access-to-info law work better amid calls for reforms thestar.com/politics/2022/12/2

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Last updated 2 years ago

David Akin 🇨🇦 · @davidakin
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Delay, delay, delay: MPs seek fix to Canada’s broken Access-to-Information system globalnews.ca/news/9340073/del

#ati #atip #foi #atifail #cdnpoli

Last updated 2 years ago

David Akin 🇨🇦 · @davidakin
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We'll have more on this story Sunday. For now -- this graphic gives you a bit of the tease of what's coming.

#atifail #atip #cdnpoli #foi

Last updated 2 years ago

Franke James · @frankejames
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Canadian govt cites translation, costs as reason for keeping documents from public -- however experts cry foul: "The idea that making completed access requests public would require translation surprised Stéphanie Chouinard, a Queen’s U prof who specializes in language rights. “If I were to translate it literally, I would say the Official Languages Act has a broad back – which means, essentially, that you’re using something as a convenient excuse.” theglobeandmail.com/canada/art

#atip #accessibility

Last updated 2 years ago