Access to Information wants to be free. From Robert Marleau.
Wells has the full story on the soon-to-be-infamous Drapeau letter, in which the retired colonel has a few home truths for Information Commissioner Robert Marleau, whose ’triage’ approach to dealing with priority requests "is offensive to the very notion that the access right is quasi-constitutional in nature."
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