Centralized Government Department and British Columbia Premier Christy Clark

British Columbia Premier Christy Clark: It was a significant announcement about an issue that had consumed B.C. politics the sort of development that might involve, perhaps, writing something down, according to Huffington Post. "Although a thorough search was conducted, no records were located in response to your request," said a letter from the centralized government department that handles B.C.'s freedom-of-information requests and On a Tuesday morning last November, British Columbia Premier Christy Clark and Alberta Premier Alison Redford emerged from a meeting to announce a framework for energy projects straddling their provinces, patching up what had become a very public dispute over the fate of pipelines to the West Coast. But a freedom-of-information request asking for documents prepared for Clark before or after, such as briefing notes to prepare the premier or meeting minutes to record what had been said, turned up nothing. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.