Transparency at Prairies Economic Development Canada (PrairiesCan)
The Government of Canada is committed to open government, which we are pursuing along 3 streams: open data, open information and open dialogue. As part of our commitment to enhance transparency and accountability by publicly disclosing information online, Prairies Economic Development Canada (PrairiesCan) has undertaken the following initiatives.
Services and information
Mandate letter from the Prime Minister
Priorities, objectives and challenges the Prime Minister has directed the cabinet to address.
Departmental Plans
PrairiesCan’s priorities and expected results and the associated resource requirements over a three-year planning period.
Departmental Results Report
PrairiesCan’s progress toward fulfilling the expectations and commitments set out in its Departmental Plan.
Other departmental reports
PrairiesCan’s reports on operations and programs.
Proactive disclosure
Travel and hospitality expenses
Travel, hospitality and conferences expenses incurred by PrairiesCan by fiscal year.
Government contracts awarded
Contracts over $10,000 issued by PrairiesCan (link to Open Government portal).
Reclassification of public service positions
Reclassified public service positions at PrairiesCan (link to Open Government portal).
Quarterly financial reports
PrairiesCan’s quarterly financial results.
Audit and evaluation
Internal audit and evaluation reports of PrairiesCan’s programs, policies and initiatives.
Briefing documents
Transition materials for PrairiesCan’s new minister and president, and briefing note titles for PrairiesCan’s president.
Consultation: The Building a Green Prairie Economy Act
PrairiesCan is undertaking consultations on the Building a Green Prairie Economy Act.
Access to information and privacy
Access to information and privacy – Overview and contact information
Submit an access to information or privacy request, and learn about your right to access federal government records.
Completed access to information requests
Information held in federal government records that has been released in response to access requests.
ATIP reports to Parliament
How PrairiesCan administers its responsibilities under the Access to Information Act and under the Privacy Act each year.
Submit an ATIP request
Submit a request online or by mail under the Access to Information Act or the Privacy Act.
Info Source
Information holdings of PrairiesCan subject to the Access to Information Act and the Privacy Act.
You may also review the following legacy reports on the archived website of PrairiesCan’s predecessor agency, Western Economic Diversification Canada:
- Audit and evaluation reports
- Departmental reports, including plans, results, financials, privacy and access to information
- Departmental strategies, including sustainable development and official languages
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