r/canadaguns 7h ago

News / Politics / Activism Access to information requests

Figured I'd submit an access to information request to Alberta Justice to see the real story on why/why not the ASFCP hasn't made any effort to setup a mobile collection unit in province, the obvious aside.

Only to be met with a fee request of $15,000.

Looks like a great way to prevent the citizens from attaining access to the information they're entitled to.

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u/pr0cyn1c 7h ago

"How many records are there really"
Good question. Maybe the 13 K is to ensure they 'found them all'.
But if you think they only have a few sheets of paper and could answer your question in a hot minute then maybe thats a question for Alberta's Information and Privacy Commissioner. Because wasting peoples time on suspicion is a good use of their time, right?

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u/Mythic01 7h ago

There are thousands of people who registered to participate in the ASFCP in Alberta. They're all being screwed by government bureaucracy. While they registered in good faith, the government will not process their applications due to internal red tape. Yes, I believe we are entitled to see the exact internal documentation outlining why.

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u/pr0cyn1c 6h ago edited 6h ago

so if there are thousands, now you know why they want 13k. whats so fucking difficult to understand here?

Edit: ok dude you're giving me all sorts of "I have an extra copy of chromosome 21" vibes. good luck on your quest. l8r.

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u/Mythic01 6h ago

Thousands of applicants to a federal program which isn't happening in Alberta due to provincial barriers.

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u/DropMeAnOrangeBeam 5h ago

You literally asked for everything they had regarding a topic. How much did you expect?