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Ford government proposes FOI changes. What does this mean for you?

  • By: Mason Goodfellow
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The Ontario government is proposing a bill to “modernize” freedom-of-information laws that would make Premier Doug Ford and cabinet ministers’ records secret.

The freedom of information act allows individuals, whether residents or corporations, to request access to government records and even their own personal information.

Here’s what it means for you.

READ MORE: Ontario tightening FOI laws to keep premier, cabinet ministers’ records secret

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