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A Canadian committee scaled back a data request to protect privacy, opting for anonymized funding data over detailed individual records.
A Canadian parliamentary committee has scaled back a controversial request for detailed federal grant data, shifting from 25 years of individual-level records to anonymized, high-level information.
The original demand, which sought demographics, equity questionnaire responses, and evaluation feedback from researchers applying to three major funding agencies between 2000 and 2025, sparked backlash from over 5,000 academics concerned about privacy and political targeting of equity initiatives.
Liberal MP Taleeb Noormohamed cited costs exceeding $4 million as a key reason for the change, which was approved on November 6, 2025.
The revised request focuses on aggregated data to assess funding allocation while preserving privacy, a move welcomed by researchers skeptical it was driven by ethics rather than budget concerns.
Un comité canadiense redujo una solicitud de datos para proteger la privacidad, optando por datos de financiamiento anónimos en lugar de registros individuales detallados.