Access to Information

Centre Block and the Peace Tower and construction cranes set against a deep blue sky are seen through a metal fence along the lawn of Parliament Hill.

People who request access to information need better privacy protection from the federal government

Parliament’s peace tower is seen through the shadows of a wrought-iron fence.

When Ottawa uses the Official Languages Act to deny access to information

Queen’s Park stands against the blue sky with the lieutenant governor and the premier in the foreground.

Another blow to freedom of information from the Supreme Court

Cabinet secrecy is essential, but should not be absolute

L’éclatement du bien public à l’ère numérique

Canadians will be glad to know

How to institutionalize transparency in national security

Canada’s Access to Information Act is built to be broken

Close the loophole shielding cabinet documents from Access to Information requests

Improving transparency in Canada’s national security and intelligence community

What we can learn from COVID communications in other countries

Police body-worn cameras must come with clear policies

How data visualization in government can empower dialogue

Digital government doesn’t equal democratic government

The ambiguous definitions of open government

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