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- Once ferreted out, and very late, government access-to-information releases are rarely not self-serving. Many a bureaucrat can tell you dozens of stories about such plans, efforts, and deceits.
- From the top down, neither the prime minister nor his government have the will to change secrecy practices and open up Ottawa.
- From the top down, neither the prime minister nor his government have the will to change secrecy practices and open up Ottawa.
- At least the recommendations go further in capturing some of what is needed to reform an access act that suffers tremendously from delays, exemptions, and administrative-avoidance practices.
- At least the recommendations go further in capturing some of what is needed to reform an access act that suffers tremendously from delays, exemptions, and administrative-avoidance practices.
- The House Access Committee hopes to have a report out in late May or early June. Treasury Board President Mona Fortier's appearance indicated a government intent on resisting and crushing calls for better disclosure legislation. It's time to fully realize that the broken-beyond-repair access system benefits those in power, writes Ken Rubin.
- The House Access Committee hopes to have a report out in late May or early June. Treasury Board President Mona Fortier's appearance indicated a government intent on resisting and crushing calls for better disclosure legislation. It's time to fully realize that the broken-beyond-repair access system benefits those in power, writes Ken Rubin.
- Two derailments to date, one large sinkhole delay, poorly designed tracks, and consistently unreliable service: all are hung up in the scathing LRT report.
- Two derailments to date, one large sinkhole delay, poorly designed tracks, and consistently unreliable service: all are hung up in the scathing LRT report.
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