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.
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.
The Canada Report Staff
FOI records reveal the Province of British Columbia spent $147,078.49 on the Stanley Park coyote management project, including $96,154.26 to a single contractor and $1,260 in laboratory testing on four coyote carcasses.
The Canada Report Staff
ATI records show Ottawa committed up to $38.8M to plant 53.8 million trees in New Brunswick, expanding the deal by amendment weeks before the 2 Billion Trees Program was wound down.
The Canada Report Staff
FOI records reveal that after two plasma donors died at Grifols centres in Winnipeg, Health Canada, the provinces, and Canadian Blood Services coordinated a cautious response built around redirecting all questions to the federal regulator.
The Canada Report Staff
ATI records show the RCAF's new pilot pay scale tops out at $15,684 a month — above a senior colonel — while quietly closing out OP EXPERIENCE and leaving a promotion penalty for pilots made major unresolved for years.
The Canada Report Staff