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Q-761
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Wednesday, December 10, 2025 |
With regard to bulk fertilizer labelling requirements since January 1, 2023: (a) has any federal department, agency or office issued or requested interpretation guidance on applicable regulations, and, if so, for each instance, what was the (i) date on which the guidance was issued or requested, (ii) recipient or office to which the guidance was issued or from which the guidance was requested, (iii) details of the guidance issued or requested; (b) have any briefing, communication or informational materials been provided to any minister, deputy minister, assistant or associate deputy minister or agency head, and, if so, for each instance, what was the (i) date on which the material was provided, (ii) recipient or office to which the material was provided, (iii) topic of the material provided; (c) what are the details of all correspondence between any office or individual in the Canadian Food Inspection Agency and any individual in the office of the Minister of Agriculture and Agri-Food, including, for each instance, the date, method, originator, recipients and subject; and (d) what are the details of all correspondence on this topic between any office or individual in Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada and any individual in the office of the Minister of Agriculture and Agri-Food, including, for each instance, the date, method, originator, recipients and subject? |
Awaiting response |
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Q-760
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Wednesday, December 10, 2025 |
With regard to fertilizer, fertilizer precursor and nitrogen imports since March 2, 2022: (a) what has been the effect on the volume, value, timing and origin of such imports of the Most-Favoured-Nation Tariff Withdrawal Order (2002-1) (SOR/2022-35) by year; (b) what is the dollar amount of tariff collected as a result of the Most-Favoured-Nation Tariff Withdrawal Order (2002-1) (SOR/2022-35) by year; (c) what details with respect to the country of origin are collected for such imports; (d) what requirements are applied to determine whether such imports originate from a country to which the Most-Favoured-Nation Tariff Withdrawal Order (2002-1) (SOR/2022-35) applies; (e) have any departments or agencies studied or measured the effects of the Most-Favoured-Nation Tariff Withdrawal Order (2002-1) (SOR/2022-35) on Russian producers, Russian exports or the Russian economy, and, if so, which departments or agencies, and what were the findings or figures; and (f) have any briefing, communication or informational materials pertaining to such imports, or to the Most-Favoured-Nation Tariff Withdrawal Order (2002-1) (SOR/2022-35), been provided to any minister, deputy minister, assistant or associate deputy minister or agency head, and, if so, for each instance, what was the (i) date on which the material was provided, (ii) recipient or office to which the material was provided, (iii) topic of the material provided? |
Awaiting response |
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Q-727
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Tuesday, December 9, 2025 |
With regard to the Canada Summer Jobs program since 2013, for each federal electoral district and for each year: (a) what was the population used for the program; (b) what was the youth unemployment rate used for the program; (c) what was the number of unemployed youth used for the program; (d) how many jobs were funded; (e) how many hours were funded; (f) what was the total amount of funds allocated; and (g) what was the total amount of funds disbursed? |
Awaiting response |
Monday, January 26, 2026 |
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Q-722
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Tuesday, December 9, 2025 |
With regard to the cattle barn construction project being managed by Public Services and Procurement Canada on behalf of Correctional Service Canada at Joyceville Institution: (a) what is the total number of claims brought forth by contractors and subcontractors; (b) what is the total value of all claims brought forth by contractors and subcontractors; (c) what is the subject matter of each of the claims; (d) what is the date on which each of the claims was brought forth; (e) what is the total amount claimed in each of the claims; (f) what is the current status of each of the claims; (g) how much has been paid out for each of the claims to date; (h) how much has Public Services and Procurement Canada spent in legal fees and consultancy fees relating to these claims; and (i) what is the anticipated date of achieving substantial completion and project close-out? |
Awaiting response |
Monday, January 26, 2026 |
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Q-409
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Monday, October 6, 2025 |
With regard to Public Services and Procurement Canada services and disbursements in relation to Correctional Service
Canada’s penitentiary agribusiness at Collins Bay and Joyceville Institutions: (a) since 2018,
broken down by fiscal year, what is the total amount billed by Public Services and Procurement Canada for all services and
disbursements to date; (b) of the Public Services and Procurement Canada services in (a), broken down by fiscal year, what is the total
amount for (i) goat procurement and tender services, (ii) goat and cattle barn design and tender services, (iii) project management services, (iv) all other fees and additional services; and (c) of the Public Services and Procurement Canada disbursements in (a), broken down by fiscal year, what is the total amount for (i)
architectural services, (ii) geotechnical and engineering services, (iii) project management
services, (iv) all other specialist and consultant services, (v) construction, (vi) all other
disbursements?
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Friday, November 21, 2025 |
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Q-207
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Tuesday, June 17, 2025 |
With regard to Parks Canada land currently under lease to the municipality of Smiths Falls, Ontario: (a) does an archaeological assessment already exist for the leased Parks Canada lands adjacent to the Rideau Canal within the Smiths Falls municipal boundary, and, if so, can the assessment be shared with the municipality, in its capacity as a leaseholder; (b) what triggers the requirement for an archaeological assessment, including for low-impact projects, including, but not limited to, pathway installation and landscaping; (c) who determines the scope of an archaeological assessment; (d) is the municipality, in general or in its capacity as a leaseholder, responsible for conducting and funding this work; (e) what are the review timelines and implications if archaeological resources are identified; (f) what federal policies govern the use, enhancement or activation of Parks Canada lands under lease to municipalities; (g) what types of improvements are permitted on Parks Canada lands under lease to municipalities, including, but not limited to, permanent structures, landscape enhancements and events; and (h) who within Parks Canada holds the final decision-making authority for development proposals on leased lands? |
Answered |
Monday, September 15, 2025 |
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Q-190
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Monday, June 16, 2025 |
With regard to the Impact Assessment Agency of Canada: for each of the president and vice-presidents, what are the details of all travel claim expenses in each instance of travel for which airfare expenses were greater than $0, incurred in each of 2022, 2023, 2024 and 2025, including, for each instance of applicable travel, (i) the travel start date, (ii) the travel end date, (iii) the total travel expense amount, (iv) the origin city, (v) the destination city, (vi) any cities or locations travelled to, other than the origin or destination cities, for which any expenses were claimed, including dates, times, and transportation method, (vii) the purpose of travel to each location, including the name, itinerary, and duration dates of any events, conferences, or other official gatherings attended, (viii) the dates, times, locations, purposes, and attendees for each meeting attended during travel, (ix) the total days of per diems claimed, (x) the daily per diem rate, (xi) the total amount of per diems claimed, (xii) the date, type, purpose, and amount spent on ground transportation, per use, (xiii) the location, per-night rate, and amount spent on accommodations, per night, (xiv) the daily itinerary items for each day of travel for which per diems were claimed? |
Answered |
Monday, September 15, 2025 |
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Q-189
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Monday, June 16, 2025 |
With regard to expenditures for reestablishing the Correctional Service of Canada’s prison farms at Collins Bay and Joyceville Institutions: (a) since 2015, broken down by fiscal year, what is the total amount, including taxes, paid to (i) Taylor Hazell Architects, (ii) WSP Canada Engineering, (iii) Tacoma Engineers, (iv) Lashley & Associates, (v) Norwell Dairy Systems, (vi) Eastern Crop Doctor, (vii) Advanced Grain Handling Services, (viii) McCann Farm Automation, (ix) Hart Acre Grains, (x) Willows Agriservices, (xi) A et R Boulet, (xii) Chris Rots Enterprises, (xiii) St. Lawrence Veterinary Services, (xiv) Colliers Project Leaders, (xv) Pen Farm Herd Co-Op, (xvi) Dairy Farmers of Ontario, (xvii) Strong Bros Construction; (b) since 2015, broken down by fiscal year, what is the total amount, including taxes, spent on (i) veterinary services, (ii) project management services, (iii) construction site security services, (iv) pesticide application services, (v) fertilizer application services, (vi) combining and trucking services, (vii) silage services, (viii) procurement services, (ix) engineering and architectural design services, (x) translation services, (xi) legal services; (c) since 2018, what is the total number of beehives purchased, the total amount spent on beehives, and the current number of beehives at each site; (d) of the total number of beehives purchased in (c), how many beehives were purchased from Correctional Service Canada and CORCAN employees, and at what cost; (e) since 2018, what is the total number of beef cattle purchased, the total amount spent on beef cattle, and the current number of beef cattle at each site; (f) since 2018, what is the total number of dairy cattle purchased, the total amount spent on dairy cattle, and the current number of dairy cattle at each site; (g) of the total number of dairy cattle purchased in (f), how many cattle were purchased from members of Correctional Service Canada’s Prison Farm Advisory Panel and the Pen Farm Herd Co-Op, and at what cost; (h) since 2018, broken down by fiscal year, what is the total amount, including taxes, spent on (i) farm staff salaries and benefits, (ii) offender pay for farm work, (iii) farm equipment, (iv) demolitions and renovations at Collins Bay Institution, (v) demolitions and renovations at Joyceville Institution, (vi) new construction at Collins Bay Institution, (vii) new construction at Joyceville Institution excluding the dairy cattle barn; (i) what is the total amount, including taxes, spent on the dairy cattle barn at Joyceville Institution, including construction, modifications, procurement fees, consultancy fees (design, engineering, geotechnical, environmental, topographic, etc.), travel and meals, contingencies, project management, contract administration, and dairy equipment and technology for the cow barn; (j) on what date was final completion of the dairy cattle barn achieved and on what date was the barn handed over to Correctional Service Canada by the contractor; (k) since 2024, broken down by month, what have been the costs of operating the dairy cow barn, including staff salaries, veterinary care, feed and bedding, waste management, transportation, utilities, maintenance, internet fees, licensing, inspections, security and supervision; (l) since 2024, broken down by month, what have been the total revenues from the sale of milk; (m) since 2018, broken down by fiscal year, what have been the total revenues from the CORCAN Agribusiness business line, other than milk, broken down by the sale of (i) beef cattle, (ii) dairy cattle, (iii) crops, (iv) honey, (v) other (please identify); (n) since 2018, what is the total amount spent on offender vocational certifications directly related to the prison farm program; and (o) since 2015, including but not limited to all expenses identified in (a) to (n), what is the total amount spent to date on all aspects of reestablishing the penitentiary agriculture program, including planning, consultations, implementation, construction, operations, consultancy, procurement, inspections, assessments, regulatory fees and legal services? |
Answered |
Monday, September 15, 2025 |
