The Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act (FOIPPA), provides the public with access to records and information created and compiled by the public bodies of B.C.
A Freedom of Information (FOI) request is a formal process to ask for copies of the records and personal information about yourself or someone you are responsible for. It is also a way to access general information about non-personal information or records that could be released, in whole or in part, to anyone.
How do I request information?
Routinely Releasable Documents / Information
Routine Requests
Records such as agendas and minutes of open meetings, bylaws, publications, and policies and procedures are most often available on our website or upon request. Please contact the appropriate department for access to these types of information.
Formal Requests
A formal written request is required for access to records which are not routinely available. Please allow 30-business days for the completion of your request. There are occasions where your request may be completed sooner or take longer than 30 days, and may incur fees, depending on the amount of work required.
Request for Access to Information