The Chief Minister says the government is working to allow people to put Freedom of Information requests to government-owned companies.
In Tynwald this week he faced questions from Central Douglas MHK Chris Thomas about changing the law to allow people to query a wider range of bodies.
Mr Cannan said consideration had been given to including organisations such as the Steam Packet Company.
But he said the government had been delayed slightly because of other priorities.
Two spaces left on Calf of Man bird watching residential course
There's still time to book onto a residential birdwatching four-day course on the Calf of Man.
Mental health charity sea dip in Port Erin next month
A local mental health charity is holding a sea dip event in Port Erin next month.
UCM degree, postgrad and undergrad courses event in June
An event will be held later this year for anyone thinking of applying for courses at University College Isle of Man.
Mountain Road won't reopen tonight
The Department of Infrastructure says bad weather means the Mountain Road won't reopen tonight.
Allinson confirms VAT hospitality cuts would mean service cuts
The Island's Treasury minister has repeated his position that cutting VAT for the hospitality industry would mean making service cuts.
Ramsey's Roisin in tonight's final of BBC One interior design comp
A woman from Ramsey is in the final show of a BBC competition this evening.
Southern Pool Chairman says community helped keep it open
The Chair of the Southern Swimming Pool says the community ‘rallying together’ is what helped keep the pool open.
'TTig' campaign launched ahead of TT 2024
Visit Isle of Man has launched a new marketing campaign to encourage TT 2024 bookings with the help of a familiar biking character.
