Government Secrets: The Hidden Convoy Documents
Episode Overview
87% of federal records on the Freedom Convoy may remain hidden for decades. Tom Korski explains the bureaucratic barriers to accessing these documents. The lack of transparency raises questions about democracy in Canada. Blacklock's Reporter is praised for their investigative efforts. The episode discusses the broader implications for media and public trust.
This is not democratic. This is not a democracy. Those documents belong to the people.
In this episode of 'Trish Wood is Critical', Trish sits down with Tom Korski from Blacklock's Reporter to tackle a pressing issue in Canadian journalism. The conversation centres around a damning report revealing that 87% of federal records related to the Freedom Convoy might remain hidden from public view for decades. If you’ve ever wondered what goes on behind closed doors in government, this episode is a must-listen.
Trish and Tom dive into the implications of these sealed documents, discussing how this secrecy impacts democracy and transparency in Canada. They touch on the frustration and disbelief that such important records, including emails, briefing notes, and police reports, are being kept from citizens. Trish praises Blacklock's for their relentless pursuit of truth and their role in bringing these issues to light.
Tom provides a detailed breakdown of the situation, shedding light on the bureaucratic hurdles that prevent these documents from being released. With a mix of humour and serious reflection, this episode offers a deep dive into the murky waters of governmental transparency. Don’t miss out on this eye-opening discussion that could change the way you think about freedom and democracy in Canada.