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IRCC’s ‘arbitrary’ automatic extensions on information requests created ‘unfair playing field,’ say immigration agents

Several immigration service providers say a new report raises more questions as to how the department created, authorized, and enforced a recently phased-out policy that an investigation deemed contrary to the Access to Information Act.

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IRCC’s ‘arbitrary’ automatic extensions on information requests created ‘unfair playing field,’ say immigration agents

Several immigration service providers say a new report raises more questions as to how the department created, authorized, and enforced a recently phased-out policy that an investigation deemed contrary to the Access to Information Act.

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