OTTAWA- Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is pledging to fix the federal access-to-information system to speed up response times and release more information. He made the commitment speaking to reporters in Vancouver, where he announced a new revenue plan for First Nations alongside leaders in the region. Successive reviews concluded the access system is broken and plagued by delays, with the Information Commissioner of Canada voicing concerns that it is outdated. Canadians can use access law to request an array of government documents for a $5 processing fee. Poilievre says today that a future Conservative government would fix the system and make sure information gets in people’s hands faster. He also says he believes the House of Commons should release more information automatically.   This report by The Canadian Press was

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