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Chatham-Kent’s search for records on deputy CAO role creation was reasonable: Privacy commissioner

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The Information and Privacy Commissioner of Ontario has dismissed an appeal challenging the Municipality of Chatham-Kent's response to a freedom of information request seeking records about the creati...

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