Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada: Contribution agreement S26871G002
17 Sept 2026 · Access to Information Act
Answer due 19 Oct.
Request under the Access to Information Act — contribution agreement S26871G002, with request for fee waiver under s. 11(2)
Hello,
This is a request for records under s. 6 of the Access to Information Act. I am present in Canada and hold the right of access under s. 4 of that Act.
Institution: Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada. The records are corporate records, not immigration or citizenship records about myself.
Records requested, concerning the contribution agreement between the Department and Refugee Career Jumpstart Project, also known as Jumpstart Refugee Talent, agreement number S26871G002, Settlement Program, project Refugee Talent Hub, term 1 April 2025 to 31 March 2028:
1. The signed agreement with all schedules, annexes and amendments
2. Any provisions on client service standards, accessibility, intake procedures, service delivery channels and client complaints
3. Any performance monitoring, compliance or progress reports produced under that agreement between 1 April 2025 and the date of this request
4. Any records of the review opened by the Department in September 2026 concerning access to services funded under that agreement, including the file number assigned to itI ask for electronic copies by email to this address.
Request for fee waiver under s. 11(2). I ask the head of the institution to waive the application fee. I receive Ontario Works and hold no other income. The records concern the spending of 2,850,000.15 dollars of federal funding, and the question they answer is whether an organization holding that agreement may close access to funded services over the channel a client uses to communicate. That question is not limited to me.
If the fee is not waived, state that in writing and the fee follows.
The time limit under s. 7 runs 30 days from receipt. A failure to answer within that period is a deemed refusal under s. 10(3) and goes to the Information Commissioner under s. 30(1)(a).
Respectfully,
Danilo Dzyuban