ANTI-THESIS DOCTRINE · E1
Citations — every fact carries its source
The anti-thesis of online news: no citation, no fact. These are the public records and institutions this platform reads daily — each licensed, each linked, each verifiable.
Open Government — open.canada.ca
Catalogue + datasets powering the record desks. OGL-C requires attribution; we cite to the line.
OGL-C (Open Government Licence — Canada)
Canada Gazette
Notices (Part I), binding regulations (Part II, SOR), and the daily freshness of Canadian law.
Public — Parts I–III; reproduction guidelines apply (non-commercial terms)
Parliament of Canada — LEGISinfo
Bills through every stage: readings, committees, royal assent — the machine we track.
Parliamentary data, public
Office of the Commissioner of Lobbying (registry)
Who talks to government, publicly — the influence record.
Public registry data
Public Services and Procurement Canada — PSAB
Procurement Strategy for Aboriginal Business — economic reconciliation in tenders.
Public
CCIB — PAIR & Supply Change
Partnership Accreditation in Indigenous Relations and the Indigenous procurement marketplace.
Public program pages
First Nations Information Governance Centre — OCAP®
Ownership, Control, Access, Possession — the First Nations data-sovereignty standard we respect.
OCAP® is a registered trademark of FNIGC
Policy: Individuals are named only with their free, prior and informed consent (PRIVACY.md, JOURNALISM.md E6). Institutions and public programs are credited by default. To nominate or correct an entry: citations@orderpaper.ca