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Observations reçues par le Groupe d'étude
Le libre accès aux recensements canadiensRésumé de la présentation: (tel que fourni par M. McKerry) Étant à la recherche de mes ancêtres et voulant
établir la généalogie de ma famille, j'ai aujourd'hui
de la difficulté à atteindre mon objectif à
cause de la non-diffusion du recensement de 1901. |
Soumission complète
(Soumis en anglais seulement.)
Auteur : Frank M. McKerry
Envoyé : le 18 avril 2001
In trying to trace my family roots and that of my other relatives I find
it very frustrating that the people in our elected Government are finding
all kinds of excusses and using the access to information as a shield.
There is and it has been proven that there is no reason or promise of
SECRECY in the census. The only promise made was that the person at the
time of inumerating them would not disclose any of the persons information.
90 years have passed. These people are all dead and many would not care
if the information was made known today. There are too many stumbling
blocks in the Access to Information and these should be cleared up and
corrected by this committee.
Observations reçues par
le Groupe d'étude
