Environment Canada: Correspondence

Access To Information Act Dept: If you want to learn about the steps that Environment Canada has taken or not taken to deal with pollution from the oil sands, you won t find similar summaries on the department s website, according to CBC. On that date, federal departments and agencies covered by the Access to Information act must post monthly summaries that detail the documents, databases and email correspondence they ve released under the act, according to new Treasury Board guidelines aimed at "open government." If you want to know about the steps the department of Citizenship and Immigration Canada has taken to combat allegedly crooked consultants, you can read summaries on its website of the records it has released through the Access to Information Act. Environment Canada has until January 31 to post them. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.