House Access to Information Committee opts to play it safe

The real shame is that the House Access Committee has side-stepped and steered away from its earlier intent for a comprehensive review for 'stronger and more modern' access legislation.

OTTAWA—Quick fixes are great when it comes to repairing leaky toilets. Not so when it comes to unplugging the secrecy barricades that hold Canada's Access to Information Act together.

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