Browse privacy decisions from Federal (Canada) — each with an AI-generated plain-language summary for every ruling.
The Information Commissioner ordered Library and Archives Canada to provide a complete response to the access request on the 36th business day following the date of the final report.
The Information Commissioner ordered Privy Council Office to provide a complete response to the access request by March 22, 2024.
The Information Commissioner ordered Library and Archives Canada to provide a complete response to the access request on the 36th business day following the date of the final report.
The Information Commissioner ordered Library and Archives Canada to provide a complete response to the access request on the 36th business day following the date of the final report.
The Information Commissioner ordered Library and Archives Canada to provide a complete response to the access request on the 36th business day following the date of the final report.
The Information Commissioner ordered Canadian Heritage to provide a complete response to the access request no later than the 36th business day after receipt of the final report.
A federal institution submitted an application to the Information Commissioner under subsection 6.1(1) of the Access to Information Act, seeking approval to decline to act on an access request. The institution argued that the request constituted an abuse of the right to make a request. The Commissioner reviewed the institution's submission and found that the institution successfully established that the access request was indeed an abuse of the right to make a request. Consequently, the Commissioner determined that the circumstances warranted granting approval for the institution to decline to act on the request. The application was therefore granted, allowing the institution to refuse processing the access request.
An institution applied to the Information Commissioner under subsection 6.1(1) of the Access to Information Act, seeking approval to decline to act on five access requests. The institution argued that these requests were vexatious and an abuse of the right to make a request. The Commissioner found that the institution successfully demonstrated that two of the five requests (A-2023-00305 and A-2023-00314) constituted an abuse of the right to make a request, and therefore approved the institution's request to decline to act on these two. However, the Commissioner determined that the institution did not establish that the remaining three requests (A-2023-00303, A-2023-00308, and A-2023-00310) were vexatious or an abuse of the right. Consequently, the application was partially granted.
The Information Commissioner ordered Employment and Social Development Canada to provide a complete response no later than the 36th business day after receipt of the final report.
The Information Commissioner ordered National Defence to provide a complete response to the access request on the 36th business day following the date of the final report.
The Information Commissioner ordered National Defence to provide a complete response to the access request on the 36th business day following the date of the final report.
The Information Commissioner ordered Privy Council Office to provide a complete response to the access request on the 36th business day following the date of the final report.
The Information Commissioner ordered National Defence to provide a complete response to the access request on the 36th business day following the date of the final report.
The Information Commissioner ordered National Defence to provide a complete response to the access request on or before January 12, 2024.
The Information Commissioner ordered Privy Council Office to provide a complete response to the access request on the 36th business day following the date of the final report.
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