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Document
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M-938
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File #
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M-9700007
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Institution/HIC
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Metropolitan Toronto Police Services Board
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Summary
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This order sets out my decision on the reconsideration of Order M-913, issued March 20, 1997.
To place this order in context, I will briefly review the history of this matter.
The appellant is counsel to two reporters who submitted a request to the Metropolitan Toronto
Police Services Board (the Police) under the Municipal Freedom of Information and Protection
of Privacy Act (the Act). The reporters sought access to a list of the names of all officers
employed by the Police. The Police denied access to this information on the basis of the
following exemptions in the Act:
• danger to health or safety - section 13
• invasion of privacy - section 14(1)
On appeal, the reporters submitted that there was a compelling public interest in disclosure of
this information pursuant to section 16 of the Act.
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Legislation
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Signed by
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Anita Fineberg
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Published
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May 16, 1997
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Type
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Order
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Judicial Review
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Application dismissed by Divisional Court July 5, 1999
Duncanson v. Ontario (Information and Privacy Commissioner), [1999] O.J. No. 2464, 175 D.L.R. (4th) 340, 124 O.A.C. 170, 87 C.P.R. (3d) 94, Court File Nos. 284/97, 376/97, 410/97, 509/97 and 5/98 (Div. Ct.)
Divisional Court Decision
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