Doug Ford does not need to make 2018 mandate letters public, Supreme Court of Canada rules
The ruling ends a battle that lasted more than five years over where the bounds of cabinet confidentiality end and the public’s right to know begins
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The ruling ends a battle that lasted more than five years over where the bounds of cabinet confidentiality end and the public’s right to know begins
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Several organizations intervening at the Supreme Court argue that if the Ontario government's broad interpretation of what should be considered a cabinet record is adopted, it would vastly expand the scope of records the government can keep secret from the public in a way that would undermine democracy and impair the public's ability to hold the government accountable.