Documents about the expenses for former prime minister Stephen Harper’s
2012 trip to India, approved for public release this year by the RCMP, have
disappeared, and the Mounties believe they have “purged” the papers.
The Mounties claim they were following policy from Library and Archives
Canada for disposing records.
http://bit.ly/29HtgVIhttp://bit.ly/29HtgVI+
The RCMP now says it didn’t destroy access-to-information files, after all.
It only thought it did.
That’s why it announced a “purge” of documents that never really happened.
And the series of snafus built on itself until it appeared that the
Mounties had even erased details of scores of access-to-information records
— everything it had processed since the start of 2016.
http://bit.ly/2a1surGhttp://bit.ly/2a1surG=
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