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The Port Alberni Port Authority posts summaries of completed Access to Information requests it completes under the Access to Information Act (ATIA).

The following list contains summaries of completed requests beginning July 2010 for which documents have been retrieved or treated. The list is provided in chronological order, by month and year, and by request number. (Requests focusing on personal information or third party proprietary information are not included.)

Please note that while the list is available in both official languages, the associated records are only available in the form that they were released under the Access to Information Act including language, format and any exemptions or exclusions that were applied at the time of release.

SUBMITTING A REQUEST ONLINE TO THE PORT ALBERNI PORT AUTHORITY

The Access to Information and Privacy Online Request Service offers a convenient way to make:

  • an access to information request
  • a personal information request

This service:

  • enables individuals to make an online request for information that is held by a Government of Canada institution
  • eliminates the need to print, scan, and email or mail a form to an institution

For more information or to submit a request, please click here

ATIP REPORTS

Accessibility Plan

The Port Alberni Port Authority is in the process of developing an accessibility plan in conjunction with the Accessible Canada Act. The purpose of this survey is to engage with our customers, clients and user groups to identify the gaps in our accessibility.

Please share your experiences and/or feedback to accessibility within the Port Alberni Port Authority facilities. This includes our Head Office, China Creek Campground and Marina, Dock+ Food Hub, Tyee Landing, Fishermen’s Harbour, Clutesi Haven Marina and Harbour Quay Marina.

VIEW OUR 5-YEAR ACCESSIBILITY PLAN HERE

PUBLIC INPUT – SURVEY OPEN

What does an accessible community mean and look like to you? What are your priorities for accessibility as we work to make improvements over the next few years?

Share your thoughts by taking the voluntary survey:

‣ TAKE THE SURVEY ONLINE

‣ DOWNLOAD THE PDF VERSION
(Please email completed survey to [email protected])

As a Federal Port, the Port Alberni Port Authority is obligated to have performed and publish annually its audited financial statements.

Info Source: Sources of Federal Government and Employee Information provides information about the functions, programs, activities and related information holdings of government institutions subject to the Access to Information Act and the Privacy Act. It provides individuals and employees of the government (current and former) with relevant information to access personal information about themselves held by government institutions subject to the Privacy Act and to exercise their rights under the Privacy Act.

Info Source

PRIVACY IMPACT ASSESSMENTS
The purpose of the Privacy Act is to ensure the protection of the privacy of individuals with respect to personal information about themselves held by a government institution and the provision that individuals have a right of access to that information.

In support of the Privacy Act, the Privacy Impact Assessment (PIA) is one of several tools designed to meet this challenge. The assessment is an evaluation process which allows those involved in the collection, use or disclosure of personal information to assess and evaluate privacy, confidentiality or security risks associated with these activities, and to develop measures intended to mitigate or eliminate identified risks.

No assessments completed to date.

  • Mariner’s Guide to Whales, Dolphins, Porpoises of Western Canada

    The Mariner’s Guide to Whales, Dolphins, Porpoises of Western Canada was developed for mariners in collaboration with the Vancouver Aquarium/Ocean Wise, Prince Rupert Port Authority, and the Vancouver Fraser Port Authority’s ECHO Program.

    Review this guide before transiting B.C. waters to identify marine mammals, their seasonal usage of areas along the West Coast, and ways to reduce potential interactions.

    Download [PDF]

    WhaleReport Alert System

    The WhaleReport Alert System was developed by the B.C. Cetacean Network. This app is intended for regional commercial ship operators, and users are verified by an administrator before receiving access.

    Download this app to receive real-time notifications when whales are in range and which will alert you to help reduce the risk of physical or acoustic disturbance by slowing down or altering course.

    Download the App

    Report a sighting | WildWhales.org

    Infographics + Informational Documents

    Print out a copy of these documents and post it on your ship’s bridge or common area.

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