449 result(s)
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MO-4667 - 2025-06-17
Access to Information Orders - Order[10] In its representations, the appellant says that records which would respond to its request would include emails a named trustee exchanged with the HRO. The issue of whether or not the board conducted a reasonable search for responsive records was not an outstanding issue identified in the mediator’s report.
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PO-4659 - 2025-05-27
Access to Information Orders - Order[2] The revised decision letter and mediator’s report did not specify which section 13(2) exemption the ministry based its decision on, but the ministry clarified in its representations during the inquiry that it relied on section 13(2)(a).
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PO-4650 - 2025-05-02
Access to Information Orders - OrderAs the appellant only seeks access to the video footage, the other exemptions, claimed by the ministry in its access decision and referenced in the mediator’s report relating to other records were removed from the scope of this appeal.
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PO-4642-R - 2025-04-17
Access to Information Orders - OrderDuring the IPC’s mediation, the ministry confirmed that it relied on section 14(1)(c), in addition to section 14(1)(b); these two exemptions were included in the Mediator’s Report that set out the appeal issues that were sent to adjudication.
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MO-4638 - 2025-03-27
Access to Information Orders - OrderThere is no reference in the mediator’s report to any additional records being at issue. If the appellant seeks disclosure of other records, he may submit an access request relating to those records to the police.
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MO-4632 - 2025-03-04
Access to Information Orders - Order[2] The Mediator’s Report states that the police report is 5 pages but that includes a cover page and a table of contents.
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PHIPA DECISION 274 - 2025-02-25
Health Information and Privacy - Decision - PHIPAThere is no reference in the mediator’s report to the Director of Patient Safety in particular, or to a conflict of interest on the part of hospital personnel.
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MO-4625 - 2025-02-07
Access to Information Orders - Order[3] The issues that moved forward to adjudication were set out in the Mediator’s Report. [4] Orders P-880 and PO-2661. [5] Orders P-134 and P-880.
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PO-4590 - 2025-01-16
Access to Information Orders - Order[2] The pages at issue are identified in the parties’ representations and the mediator’s report. The pages have been numbered by the ministry. [3] Boeing Co. v Ontario (Ministry of Economic Development and Trade), [2005] O.J. No. 2851 (Div. Ct.), leave to appeal dismissed, Doc. M32858 (C.A.) (Boeing).
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MO-4608 - 2024-12-27
Access to Information Orders - OrderThe Mediator’s Report states that the city reduced its original fee estimate (in the amount of $1180) to $990.
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PHIPA DECISION 269 - 2024-12-10
Health Information and Privacy - Decision - PHIPA[24] The complainant sought a significant amount of footage in his initial request, and based on the information provided in the mediator’s report it is clear that what he specifically sought was frequently changed.
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MO-4593 - 2024-11-13
Access to Information Orders - Order[1] In the Mediator’s Report, these individuals were incorrectly referred to as representatives of the named baseball associations.
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PO-4569 - 2024-11-07
Access to Information Orders - OrderThe Mediator’s Report issued at the end of mediation indicates that the issue of the request’s scope – and what records are responsive to it – was added after the appellant challenged the ministry’s interpretation of the term “to present” in his request, and the designated end date. [...] [38] Based on information he provided to the IPC during mediation and described in the Mediator’s Report,[10] the appellant’s position appears to be that the alleged conflict includes a failure by the ministry to meet its duty to assist, obstruction of the access request process, and bias related to the appellant’s [...] [10] The Mediator’s Report sets out the issues for adjudication. [11] According to Info-GO, an online government employee directory.
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PO-4566 - 2024-10-31
Access to Information Orders - Order[4] I was assigned as the adjudicator and after reviewing the Mediator’s Report and the records at issue, it came to my attention that there was an unusually high number of responsive records at issue, an estimated 17,000 pages. [...] [10] The Mediator’s Report sent to the parties prior to the commencement of this inquiry specified that Agricorp applied section 22(a) to the information set out in Appendix I to this decision.
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MO-4556 - 2024-08-21
Access to Information Orders - Order[22] The city’s position is that any narrowing of the request that may have occurred at the end of the mediation stage (as set out in the Mediator’s Report and reflected in the Notice of Inquiry) did not affect its searches, which had all been conducted before that time.
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PO-4537 - 2024-07-29
Access to Information Orders - Order[27] Neither the scope of the request of the ministry’s search was identified as an issue during mediation, in the mediator’s report, or by the appellant after he received the mediator’s report.[9] The appellant’s appeal form also does not state that additional records should exist, only that he is appealing the exemption [...] the denial of the records requested and redactions to the IPC. Although he made these comments in his representations, at no point did the appellant state that the mediator’s report was inaccurate, or specifically request that the scope of the request or search efforts of the ministry be added as an issue in the appeal. [...] [9] Section 6.05 of the IPC’s Code of Procedure addresses how parties may request corrections to a mediator’s report. The appellant did not seek to add either of these issues to the mediator’s report at this time.
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MO-4549 - 2024-07-17
Access to Information Orders - OrderThere is no reference in the mediator’s report to a constitutional issue raised by the appellant as a matter remaining at issue.
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MO-4547 - 2024-07-12
Access to Information Orders - OrderThe amended mediator’s report also sets out the city’s rationale for considering the mathematical calculations to be outside of the scope of the request. [...] [25] In correspondence accompanying the mediator’s report, the parties were asked to contact the mediator if they believed the report contained errors or omissions. [...] [7] A mediator’s report was first issued on September 26, 2023, followed by the amended mediator’s report on October 10, 2023.
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PO-4527 - 2024-07-09
Access to Information Orders - Order[7] The WSIB’s decision and the mediator’s report identify section 21(1) as the exemption at issue. Section 21(1) is a mandatory personal privacy exemption that applies to records that contain an identifiable individual’s personal information, but not a requester’s (in this case, the appellant’s) personal information.
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MO-4530 - 2024-06-07
Access to Information Orders - Order[12] In the mediator’s report provided to both parties following mediation, it states that the appellant was seeking access to tax certificates for properties for which there are municipal arrears that are issued by the city under section 317(1) of the City of Toronto Act, 2006 .
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PHIPA DECISION 245 - 2024-05-31
Health Information and Privacy - Decision - PHIPAThe complainant then refers to the mediator’s report, which makes no reference to re-scanned records and in fact states that the custodian declined to review the deficiency list due to a lack of resources.
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PO-4519 - 2024-05-21
Access to Information Orders - Order[1] The scope of the information at issue was set out in the Mediator’s Report and the Notices of Inquiry in this appeal. [2] Initially, the ministry claimed both sections 49(b) and 21(1).
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MO-4520-I - 2024-05-14
Access to Information Orders - Order - Interim[3] The appellant continued to seek access to the records identified in decisions #5 and #7 in the mediator’s report. [4] The appellant submitted two sets of representations, one of which they did not raise any confidentiality concerns as contemplated under the confidentiality provisions regarding the sharing of
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MO-4494 - 2024-02-27
Access to Information Orders - OrderThere is no reference in the mediator’s report to a constitutional issue raised by the appellant as one of the issues remaining at issue.
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MO-4472 - 2023-12-15
Access to Information Orders - Order[42] In reviewing the city’s evidence on the application of section 12, I noted that the section 12 records were described, in the Mediator’s Report, as comprising approximately 75 pages, however, in the city’s representations, they were described in the above chart and in its representations as being “... significantly [...] In any event, it submits that the Mediator’s Report does not constitute evidence. [48] The city confirmed that the chart it provided with its initial representations lists all the section 12 records that it identified as responsive to the request and that they are all internal communications between its staff as the client [...] [49] In response, the requester states that the 75-page count in the Mediator’s Report was provided to the mediator by the city after the partial release of documents by the city.