Right to Know Week in Canada
September 27 to October 1 is Right to Know Week, which is meant to raise awareness about people's right to access to information (also known as freedom of information in some jurisdictions). For a list of all the events across the country, check out the Right to Know website: HOME - Right To Know - Right To Know.
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