Publishing the names could damage Ottawa’s relations with a foreign government, an information watchdog has said
A list of suspected Nazi criminals who fled to Canada after World War II should not be disclosed to the public, the country’s information watchdog has said.
The record of over 700 people residing in Canada who are linked to the Third Reich was compiled by Ottawa as part of an official inquiry in 1986 and has been kept secret for 40 years.
The Globe and Mail newspaper, which filed an access to information request to obtain the list last year, said the Office of the Information Commissioner told it on Friday that the names of alleged…
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