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Doug Ford does not need to make 2018 mandate letters public, Supreme Court of Canada rules - Vimarsana News

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

Appeals decisions over the years show that government contracts are not private - Vimarsana News

Appeals decisions over the years show that government contracts are not private

Secret Canada helps Canadians understand and use the access system through a database of completed FOI request summaries, guides on how to navigate the filing process and the latest news.

Inside Canada's broken freedom of information system: 'An affront to democracy' - Vimarsana News

Inside Canada's broken freedom of information system: 'An affront to democracy'

FOI laws are supposed to let Canadians see how governments and public servants work. Yet at every turn, the process gives institutions incentives to keep records hidden

Metso Outotec Oyj : Minutes of AGM 2023 - Vimarsana News

Metso Outotec Oyj : Minutes of AGM 2023

Minutes no. 1/2023 Metso Outotec Corporation ... | May 5, 2023

Future access to information could be at stake, as top court hears Doug Ford's mandate letter appeal - Vimarsana News

Future access to information could be at stake, as top court hears Doug Ford's mandate letter appeal

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. 

Source: cbc.ca