Canada FOIA, parts 01–29
8,759 pages across 29 volumes, 1947–1983. Released under access to information and mirrored as searchable PDFs. Volume 1 opens the file; volume 29 closes at page 8,759.
Release index · 40 records · 5 tranches
What is in the file
Canada has never run a PURSUE-style release. What exists instead is four decades of federal record-keeping, published in pieces: an access-to-information series of 29 volumes, a ten-year compilation of pilot reports, the Chief Science Advisor's 2025 review, and a live archival database that nobody has indexed. These are the five tranches, searchable below. Every PDF opens the file; every database card opens the live source.
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The five tranches
What each one is, and what it actually contains.
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Browse all 40 records
Search across titles, agencies, dates and file types. Filter by tranche, or by originating record group — the four federal bodies that kept the file.
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Take the whole thing
The archive is ~1 GB. Each volume links directly; an Internet Archive mirror exists for anyone who would rather download in one go.
CIRVIS Canada, 2010–2019
169 pages of pilot and controller vital-information reports, released under the Access to Information Act. Includes the 2013 Stephenville multi-aircraft event and 2016–2018 North Atlantic reports relayed through JRCC Halifax.
Internet Archive mirror
A single-item collection of roughly 8,000 pages filed under original government file numbers, with accessible-format downloads. Provenance runs LAC → NetContents → a 2021 scan.