One request. Five dollars. Thirty days for them to answer — by law. File one access to information request during the campaign window and become part of the largest crowd-sourced accountability project in Canadian history.
Choose a request from the menu below and put it in your own words — change the region, the year, the phrasing. Distinct requests each require their own answer.
Go to the Government of Canada ATIP portal, choose an Access to Information Act request, select Canada Border Services Agency, paste your wording, and pay the $5 fee by card.
Forward your confirmation email to the address below. Your request joins the public counter, and you'll get your file number in the movement.
Forward your portal confirmation email — nothing else, no personal documents — and your request is added to the public counter.
The legal 30-day response clock starts the moment your request is received.
Documents, redactions, extension letters, silence: every outcome becomes data. Send us what you get back.
Missed deadlines become free complaints to the Information Commissioner — a public paper trail of the agency's compliance record.
Everything gets compiled into a public database and the biggest crowd-sourced accountability report in Canadian history — with every contributor's request counted.