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ALL EVENTS ACROSS CANADA

9/19/2010 – Canadian Bar Association Privacy and Access Law Symposium Reception and Dinner – Sheraton Ottawa Hotel (150 Albert St), Ottawa, Ontario More...

9/20/2010 – Canadian Bar Association Privacy and Access Law Symposium – Sheraton Ottawa Hotel (150 Albert St), Ottawa, Ontario More...

9/27/2010 – CAPAPA Connexions Events – TBD More...

9/27/2010 – Presentation to the University of Victoria Masters of Public Administration program – University of Victoria More...

9/27/2010 – Right to Know Week Quiz – Online More...

9/27/2010 – Live online chat with the Suzanne Legault, Information Commissioner of Canada – Online More...

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Why Request Access to Information?

Every citizen has the right to request access to government records – a right that is preserved through various federal, provincial and territorial laws across Canada. This right is essential to foster greater government accountability and transparency.

Why exercise this right?

To find out more information about government priorities.
To gain a better understanding of issues that are of particular concern to you.
To actively participate in the democratic process.

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