DND claimed a July 7, 2021 document involving Canada's top soldier couldn't be found. Then we told them we had it.

The document has been provided by individuals concerned about how the Canadian military has dealt with ongoing sexual misconduct scandals.

That correspondence to Canada’s defence chief was requested under the access law, which allows the public to obtain government-held records for a fee.

However, the military and department have a long history of incidents involving the destruction of records and the withholding of documents dating back to the scandals of the Somalia murders in the early 1990s. Other records related to the INJ organization and its close relationship with Canadian military leadership have also been requested by this newspaper and some survivors of sexual misconduct. Those records continue to be withheld by the department.One record being withheld was sent by Buchart to senior military leaders Sept. 28, 2021, and outlined the need “to steer INJ700 from any ATI requests.”Buchart did not provide comment on why she included that advice to military leaders.

The sexual misconduct scandals have resulted in more than 10 senior officers either being charged or removed from their military jobs.

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