Tom Cardoso

Observers draw direct connection between anti-lockdown, anti-government groups and those spreading anti-Muslim and white nationalist messages during the federal election campaign

Organizations and individuals have called for a move to masks with better filtering capabilities, owing to the recent spike in COVID-19 cases

The federal government dropped its legal action against the Catholic Church in 2015 because of ‘low likelihood of success,’ documents obtained by The Globe and Mail reveal

Office of the Information Commissioner logged 6,945 complaints during the 2021-22 fiscal year, an increase of nearly 71 per cent compared to 2020-21

Caroline Maynard told a House of Commons standing committee that every government department is struggling to keep up with its legally required access-to-information duties

Extraordinary 80-year delay Ottawa researcher faced to access RCMP documents shows ‘absurdity’ of Canada’s access-to-information system, says expert

Access experts testifying before a House of Commons committee lambasted the public service, government policies and the Access to Information Act, the 1983 law governing federal access requests

President of the B.C. Freedom of Information and Privacy Association says the regime has suffered due to lack of meaningful updates

Experts warn that the broad nature of Canadian privacy law allows police forces to withhold videos they may not want released

Justin Trudeau, in the Liberal Party’s 2015 election platform, vowed to make sweeping changes to access to information, but those changes were never adopted