adj. Available via the Freedom of Information Act.
2002
Energy Minister Chris Stockwell said the public has no right to know how a private company conducts its business.
"Frankly, if you are going to attract industries into the province of Ontario to produce generating power, it seems to me that you would be at a very serious disadvantage if all of their financial information for everything they do in the world would become FOI-able for all their competition to access sensitive information," he said.
"Frankly, if you are going to attract industries into the province of Ontario to produce generating power, it seems to me that you would be at a very serious disadvantage if all of their financial information for everything they do in the world would become FOI-able for all their competition to access sensitive information," he said.
2001
On Dec. 2, 1996—nine days before the FDA advisory committee would meet to consider Rezulin's approval—Fleming e-mailed to Martin an encrypted copy of Gueriguian's medical review. That same day, Fleming wrote in a separate e-mail to colleagues that Lumpkin had told him Gueriguian's review "is not FOIable." By this, Fleming suggested the document would be withheld from public view because consumers, the news media or others could not obtain it under the Freedom of Information Act.
1998 (earliest)
The idea was to work with the database, and the only database I could get was a database that was FOI-able.