Browse privacy decisions from Federal (Canada) — each with an AI-generated plain-language summary for every ruling.
The Information Commissioner ordered National Defence to provide a complete response to the access request no later than 36 business days after the date of the final report.
The Information Commissioner ordered National Defence to provide a complete response to the access request no later than 36 business days after the date of the final report.
The Information Commissioner ordered Health Canada to provide a complete response to the access request no later than the 36th business day following receipt of the final report.
The Information Commissioner ordered National Defence to provide a complete response to the access request no later than 36 business days after the date of the final report
The Information Commissioner ordered Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat to 1. Provide an interim response to the complainant with all records not requiring CBSA consultation by January 30, 2025;
The Information Commissioner ordered National Defence to provide a complete response to the access request no later than 36 business days after the date of the final report
The Information Commissioner ordered National Defence to provide a complete response to the access request no later than 60 business days after the date of the final report
The Information Commissioner ordered National Defence to provide a complete response to the access request no later than 36 business days after the date of the final report
The Information Commissioner ordered National Defence to provide a complete response to the access request no later than 36 business days after the date of the final report.
The Information Commissioner ordered Canada Revenue Agency to provide a complete response to the access request no later than April 7, 2025.
OIC order issued to Transport Canada.
The Information Commissioner ordered Canada Revenue Agency to provide a complete response to the access request no later than the 36th business day following receipt of my report.
The Information Commissioner ordered National Defence to provide a complete response to the access request no later than December 30, 2024.
The complainant alleged that Library and Archives Canada (LAC) improperly withheld information from the "Nazi war criminals in Canada: The historical and policy setting from the 1940s to the present – prepared for the commission of inquiry on war criminals by Alti Rodal: September 1986" (the Rodal report) under subsections 13(1), 15(1), 16(1)(c), and section 23 of the Access to Information Act. During the investigation, LAC provided a supplementary response, disclosing most of the previously withheld information and ceasing reliance on 16(1)(c) and 23. The OIC found that LAC had properly applied subsection 13(1) to certain information, as it was obtained in confidence from a foreign government that did not consent to its release. The OIC also found that LAC properly applied subsection 15(1) to other information, including RCMP file numbers, as its disclosure could reasonably be expected to harm international affairs. The Commissioner concluded that LAC's exercise of discretion regarding the remaining withheld information was reasonable, having considered all relevant factors. However, because LAC initially withheld information improperly, the complaint was found to be well founded.
The Information Commissioner ordered Indigenous Services Canada to provide a complete response to the access request by no later than the 36th business day following receipt of the final report.
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