
Addario-Berry c. Ministère de l'Éducation et de l'Enseignement supérieur
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The complainant alleged that Natural Resources Canada (NRCan) did not conduct a reasonable search for driving data, including GPS and logbook information from its fleet vehicles. The OIC investigation found that NRCan had failed to search for GPS data stored by a third-party data storage company, which was determined to be under NRCan's control. NRCan later retrieved this data and additional logbook records, which were provided to the complainant.
The complainant alleged that Library and Archives Canada (LAC) did not conduct a reasonable search for an index of all military personnel who served in World War II. The investigation found that LAC does not possess such a complete index, as the relevant records are paper-based and were not digitized into a searchable database. While LAC can retrieve information on specific individuals, it cannot provide a comprehensive list as requested. Therefore, the complaint was found not to be well founded.

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