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Right to Know Coalition of Nova Scotia (RTKNS) is a non-profit organization. Through advocacy and education, RTKNS encourages the use and development of freedom-of-information legislation to foster a better informed and more politically active electorate in Nova Scotia and to improve the quality of public and private decision making in the province.

Wednesday, May 25, 2011

CBC snubs taxpayers on cost of travel | Canada | News | Toronto Sun


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  • NS Provincial Government Food Safety Reports
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  • NS Democracy 250
  • House of Commons Standing Committee on Access to Information, Privacy and Ethics (ETHI)
  • Lawyers Rights Watch Canada (LRWC)
  • Independent Diplomat
  • National Whistleblowers Center
  • right2info.org : The Right to Information: Good Law and Practice
  • National Freedom of Information Blog
  • Apathy is Boring
  • Empire Center for New York State Policy
  • Maine Freedom of Information Coalition (MFOIC)

Fellow Bloggers

  • iSolon.org
  • Michael Geist
  • BBC Open Secrets
  • Open and Shut (Australia)
  • Waye Mason - Citadel Schools
  • JournaListed - Heather Brooke
  • David T.S. Fraser - PrivacyLawyer
  • Open Knowledge Foundation (UK)
  • Freedom of Information News
  • Heather Brooke - Your Right to Know (UK)
  • Open Secrets: A BBC blog about freedom of information by Martin Rosenbaum
 
"Without the FOI, the establishment would have been able to hide even more than it does now. Instead of making it harder for people to get information from public bodies on how they are run, it should be made easier."
-- Norwich North UK MP Ian Gibson (Oct 2006) on raising FOI fees
If the public is "to participate more [in government] than just via the ballot box, then they need proper access to information"
-- Joanne Caddy, (Nov 2001), "Why citizens are central to good governance", OECD Observer,