Canadian government documents released through Access to Information (ATI) and Freedom of Information (FOI) requests. Each file is summarized in plain language for context and clarity, with the full source document linked so you can read it yourself. This section exists to support transparency, accountability, and public understanding of how government decisions get made in Canada.
Defence records show a military police policy, in force since August 2025, setting out when Canadian Armed Forces members in mental health crisis can be detained without consent — and how that authority shifts at provincial borders.
Steve Cogbill
Access-to-information records show the CRA booked roughly $1 million in cryptocurrency-tracing software from Chainalysis in the final days of the fiscal year, part of a March-end spending file where more than half of all purchases landed on March 31.
Steve Cogbill
ATI records show the National Research Council committed $82.16 million to IT staffing across 74 contracts since 2021, with TEKsystems Canada taking 36 per cent and ten awards clustering just under $3.75 million.
Steve Cogbill
ATI records reveal Employment and Social Development Canada was developing a preliminary partial basic income proposal in 2020, even as ministers were briefed to emphasise cost and provincial hurdles.
Steve Cogbill
FOI records show 1,409,513 B.C. residents had no primary care provider in June 2025, while just 384,175 sat on the Health Connect Registry — leaving over a million people outside the queue built to serve them.
Steve Cogbill