Freedom of Information
The RM of Torch River strives to operate in an open and transparent environment. Every effort is made to provide people with information in a timely and efficient manner, through this website and through personal contact with office employees. If you are not sure how to obtain certain information, please contact the RM office, either through this web page or by telephone at
(306)276-2066.
There may be occasions where the information you request is not that which is typically released to the public, or where the RM staff are unsure as to whether it is appropriate to release the information. In that case, you will be told that you must submit an application under the provincial Local Authority Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act (LAFOIP). The Act is a provincial statute which sets out the right of people to have access to information, and which also establishes rules for how the municipality collects and handles personal information.
(306)276-2066.
There may be occasions where the information you request is not that which is typically released to the public, or where the RM staff are unsure as to whether it is appropriate to release the information. In that case, you will be told that you must submit an application under the provincial Local Authority Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act (LAFOIP). The Act is a provincial statute which sets out the right of people to have access to information, and which also establishes rules for how the municipality collects and handles personal information.
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Ombudsman
Sharon H. Pratchler, K.C. is Saskatchewan’s Ombudsman and Public Interest Disclosure Commissioner
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Do you feel you've been treated unfairly by the RM of Torch River?
Ombudsman Saskatchewan now has jurisdiction over municipal entities. If you think a city, town, village, resort village, rural municipality or northern municipality has been unfair to you, first contact the municipality to try to resolve the problem. If you still think you are being treated unfairly, Ombudsman Saskatchewan may be able to help. Their website has lots of good information about who they are and their policies. Click here. For more information about how to contact them or make a complaint, click here. To read some frequently asked questions about the complaint process, click here. |