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Canadian Federal Information:     more books (16)

Electronic access to Canadian federal government information: How prepared are the depository libraries? : report to Depository Services Program, Canadian ... Public Works and Government Services Canada by Elizabeth Macdonald Dolan, 1997 Canadian Federal Government Handbook by Mary Ferguson, 1995-01-01 Conference on the Canadian Shrimp Fisheries Proceedings (Saint John, New Brunswick, October 27-29, 1970) by Federal-Provincial Atlantic Fisheries Committee, 1971 Summary review, federal taxation and legislation affecting the Canadian mineral industry, (Mineral information bulletin) by Edwin C Hodgson, 1969 Opening the door a crack: Barriers to using the 1982 Canadian Access to Information Act ; cracks in the federal information foundation : a review of federal ... material and information sales practices by Ken Rubin, 1984 Caring for Canadians in a Canada Strong and Free by Mike Harris and Preston Manning, 2005-10-24 Public Policy and Provincial Politics (Mcgraw-Hill Series in Canadian Politics) by Marsha A. Chandler, William M. Chandler, 1979-12 Independence as a state of mind.(responsibilities of the Federal Access to Information Commissioner and independence to carry them out): An article from: Canadian Parliamentary Review by John Reid, 2003-06-22 Summary review of Federal taxation and legislation affecting the Canadian mineral industry, ([Canada. Mineral Resources Division] Mineral information bulletin) by Edwin C Hodgson, 1964 Environmental studies for the Mackenzie Valley transportation corridor being conducted by Federal agencies, (Information report NOR) by R M Strang, 1972 Info Source: Sources of Federal Government Information 1998-1999 Automated vehicle delay estimation and motorist information at the U.S./Canadian Border: Final technical report, Research Project GC 8719, Task 41, Automated Motorist Information Detection System by Theodore Alan Paselk, 1992 Timber harvest on federal lands 1973-74 (Canada. Forestry Service. Policy, Analysis and Program Development Branch. Information report) by Jean-Louis Fillion, 1975 Timber harvest on federal lands, 1971-72 (Ontario. Forest Management Institute. Information report) by Murray G Bowen, 1973

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101. R. M. Stainforth, Stratigrapher And Micropaleontologist: Home.
     canadian federal individual income tax returns, approved by Revenue Canada. Excel or ClarisWorks spreadsheets for Macintosh or Windows. Demo download.  
     http://www.magma.ca/~icicle/
     
     Extractions: Dr. Stainforth published numerous papers during almost half a century of productivity between the late nineteen-thirties and the eighties, mostly concerned with foraminiferal, stratigraphic and micropaleontologic research in South America and Trinidad. His experience was drawn from petroleum exploration. He also co-authored a casual pamphlet on the rules of dice and explained the derivation of pi in a letter to grandchildren. Publications: Diversions: Personal:

102. Office Of The Information Commissioner: Home Page
     John M. Reid, PC information Commissioner of Canada Thus he relies on persuasionto solve disputes, asking for a federal Court review only if he  
     http://www.infocom.gc.ca/menu-e.asp
     
     Extractions: The Information Commissioner investigates complaints from people who believe they have been denied rights under the Access to Information Act — Canada's freedom of information legislation. An independent ombudsman appointed by Parliament, the Information Commissioner has strong investigative powers. He mediates between dissatisfied applicants and government institutions. Since he is an ombudsman, the commissioner may not order a complaint resolved in a particular way. Thus he relies on persuasion to solve disputes, asking for a Federal Court review only if he believes an individual has been improperly denied access and a negotiated solution has proved impossible. Last Modified 2003-04-10 Important Notices

103. Canadian Salt Producers
     Listing of salt producers from the Natural Resources Canada a federal government department specializing in energy, minerals and metals, forests and earth sciences .  
     http://www.nrcan.gc.ca/mms/efab/mmsd/minerals/salt.htm#producers
     
     Extractions: Mineral and Metal Commodity Reviews List of Producers Salt is such a common part of our everyday existence that we rarely think of it as a natural resource that must be discovered, mined, processed and marketed. Yet salt is so vital to our lives that without it we could perish. We are all benefactors of the rich deposits throughout Canada that contribute to our well-being and our comfortable way of life. The Legacy of Salt Scientists believe that, initially, seas were not salty. It took millions of years to wash out some of the salt locked up in the rocks of continents and for the waters to become brine. About 350 million years ago a large part of North America was covered by ocean. In places where bays existed with very restricted openings to the ocean, salt was deposited in great quantities by solar evaporation as the seas retreated. The deposits were subsequently covered with earth sediments. It is to these locations in Canada that we turn today for our salt supplies. The first air-breathing creature to adapt to a land environment brought a heritage from the seas which survives in man today: the salty fluids of the ocean. Salt is such an important part of the

104. Strategis: Canada's Business And Consumer Site
     Business and consumer information and statistics from Industry Canada. Industry Canada Services. Bankruptcy Search Copyrights federal Incorporation  
     http://strategis.ic.gc.ca/engdoc/main.html
     
     Extractions: This site uses Javascript to help ensure that the page looks its best when viewed with the most common graphical browsers. If your browser does not support Javascript or if you have turned off the Javascript all of the content and features of the page will still be available but the page may not look exactly as the designers intended. Contact Us Help Search Canada Site ... Text Version Search: More Search Options Subjects: Company Directories Trade, Investment Business Information by Sector Economic Analysis, Statistics ... Consumer Information Strategis Guides: Starting a Business Financing Exporting Researching Markets ... Exploiting Technology Opportunities Labour Force Survey, August 2005

105. Canadian Strategy On HIV/AIDS
     Health Canada site outlining federal government initiatives. Areas include aboriginal people, community development, correctional services, human rights, research and prevention.  
     http://www.aidsida.com

106. Businesses
     Deduct, withhold, and remit Canada Pension Plan (CPP) contributions, All ratesFind information on federal and provincial/territorial tax rates,  
     http://www.cra-arc.gc.ca/tax/business/menu-e.html
     
     Extractions: Contact us Help Search Canada Site ... Return to Home Businesses Select a letter A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Select a letter A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z New topics are now available on our site; Keeping records and and Completing slips and summaries Topics for businesses Payroll

107. CanadianGrassroots.ca
     Dedicated to ensuring that there are truly grassrootsbased major political parties at federal and provincial levels.  
     http://www.canadiangrassroots.ca
     
     Extractions: Ask your Ontario MPP their campaign position on same sex marriages and Bill C-250! SAVE MARRIAGE AND FAMILY IN CANADA! Let Your MPs And Senators Know How You Feel About Same Sex Marriages Communicate with your federal members of parliament via email! We Need an Elected Senate! Click here to send this E-Action letter to all Ontario MPP's via e-mail NOW! Click here to send this E-Action Letter to all the federal members of parliament via e-mail! Send an Action Letter to all Federal MP's and Senators! Main Menu Home

108. Federal Equipment
     canadian heavy construction plant dealer of excavators, wheel loaders, dozers, and graders.  
     http://www.federal-equip.com/

109. Canadian Federal Inmates And Their Families Web Site
     The correctional system in Canada through the eyes of canadian prisoners and their families.  
     http://homestead.com/justice01/ourpurpose.html

110. Welcome To The Canadian Transportation Equipment Association
     Serves commercial vehicle and component manufacturers to promote excellence by developing standard practices, also initiates research programs to improve component/vehicle design, and speaks for the industry, liasing with federal and provincial governments.  
     http://www.ctea.on.ca

111. The Capital Hill Group
     canadian government relations company with offices in Quebec City, Montreal, Ottawa and Toronto. In business since 1984 Capital Hill works at the federal, provincial and municipal levels.  
     http://www.capitalhill.ca

112. Health Infostructure In Canada - Federal/Provincial/Territorial Advisory Committ
     Menu bottom, eHealth Resource Centre Health Infostructure in Canada.federal/Provincial/Territorial Advisory Committee on information and Emerging  
     http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca/ohih-bsi/chics/aciet_ccint_e.html
     
     Extractions: Financial ... Key Publications At their June 21-22, 2005 meeting, the Federal/Provincial/Territorial Conference of Deputy Ministers of Health agreed to make the Advisory Committee on Information and Emerging Technologies dormant and with it all of its priorities. In December 2002, the Federal/Provincial/Territorial Deputy Ministers of Health created the Advisory Committee on Information and Emerging Technologies (ACIET). The Advisory Committee's mandate is to provide policy development and strategic advice on health information issues and on the effectiveness, appropriateness and utilization of emerging health products and technologies to the Conference of Federal, Provincial, and Territorial (F/P/T) Deputy Ministers of Health. ACIET has a Provincial and Federal Co-chair and is comprised of representatives from the federal, provincial, and territorial governments as well as external members from Canada Health Infoway Inc., Canadian Coordinating Office on Health Technology Assessment, Canadian Institute for Health Information, and other external experts are added as the Committee deems necessary. Five initiatives were identified by Deputies for ACIET: The Emerging Technologies Assessment initiative will address the assessment, uptake and diffusion of health technology and the priority recommendations of the F/P/T Working Group on the Supply, Demand and Delivery of MRI and CT Services in Canada.

113. Barry Stagg Law Firm
     Toronto lawyer with an extensive current and archived menu of commentaries, primarily political and economic with an emphasis on Newfoundland and canadian federal issues.  
     http://www.barrystagg.com

114. Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System
     The Workplace Hazardous Materials information System (WHMIS) is Canada s hazard WHMIS is implemented through coordinated federal, provincial and  
     http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca/hecs-sesc/whmis/

115. Federal Maps - Distributor Of Canadian Topographic Maps, National Atlas And Aero
     Based in Ontario, federal Maps Inc. is the largest Regional Distributor for all canadian government maps and charts produced by the Canada Map Office (C.M.O.). These products include all available scales of topographic maps, aeronautical charts and thematic maps covering the whole of Canada.  
     http://www.fedmaps.com/

116. Welcome To The Federal Superannuates National Association (FSNA) Official Web Si
     An advocacy group representing retirees from the Public Service, the canadian Forces, the RCMP and Crown Corporations.  
     http://www.fsna.com/

117. FASO-AFRS Introduction
     Works closely with the canadian government and the security industry to organize training seminars, workshops, and conferences, and obtain briefings in such areas as new developments and new technologies.  
     http://faso-afrs.ca/

118. Federal Publications Inc. Home Page
     canadian topographic maps, road maps, atlases, wall maps and nautical charts on paper or CDROM.  
     http://www.fedpubs.com
     
     Extractions: Publications Aboriginal Issues Boating Business Canada Career Guidance Charities - Operations Constitution of Canada Demographics Economics Education Energy Environment Geography Global Economics Health History Immigration International Affairs Justice System Labour Language Training Legislation Library of Parliament Papers Natural Resources Nature Outdoor Activities Personal Affairs Reference Science and Technology Social Issues Taxation Transportation Travel Maps and Charts Topographic Maps Topo Maps on CD-ROM Nautical Charts Charts on CD-ROM Aeronautical Charts Maps of the World Maps of Canada

119. Hillsborough River Association, Prince Edward Island
     A cooperative program, developed and run by the parks administrations of federal, provincial, and territorial governments.  
     http://users.eastlink.ca/~mountstewart/
     
     Extractions: Sponsored by: The Canadian Heritage Rivers System (CHRS) is a co-operative program, developed and run by the parks administrations of federal, provincial, and territorial governments to give national recognition to the important rivers of Canada. The primary objective of the program is to ensure that rivers which are outstanding examples of Canada's natural heritage, which have played a significant role in Canadian history, or which offer outstanding opportunities for recreation, are maintained or improved in such a way that their distinctive value is conserved while public use and enjoyment is enhanced. On January 18, 1984, the Canadian Heritage Rivers Board was established to administer the CHRS program and to review river nominations for inclusion in that program. The CHRS Board is currently comprised of fourteen members, two appointed by the federal government, and one appointed by each of the participating provincial and territorial governments. As of February 1, 1994, sections of twenty-seven different rivers, with a total length of 5802 km, had been designated or nominated to the System. Nomination of the rivers to the CHRS may be made only by participating governments. However, private citizens or groups may suggest rivers to the responsible provincial or territorial parks agencies. In the Hillsborough River's case the nomination was co-sponsored by the Province and the Hillsborough River Association.

120. Index_e
     FJA Home. information about this service. federal Court / federal Court of Appeal.The federal Court of Canada was established in 1971 as the successor to  
     http://www.fja.gc.ca/info_serv/index_e.html
     
     Extractions: Help Search Links Site Map FJA Home Information about this service Federal Court / Federal Court of Appeal The Federal Court of Canada was established in 1971 as the successor to the Exchequer Court of Canada which had been created in 1875. A major reason for the new Court's creation was the increase in the number of federal boards and commissions and the realization that a national court was needed to review the decisions of the administrative tribunals. Speaking in the House of Commons when the legislation to create the new Court was being debated, Justice Minister Turner stated that the Federal Court would serve to balance the rights of the citizen and the state by providing recourse against bigness, alienation and distance from the decision-making power. The Federal Court Act was recently amended by the Courts Administration Service Act , which came into force on July 2, 2003. The two divisions of the Federal Court became a separate court of appeal, continued under the name "Federal Court of Appeal", and a trial court, continued under the name "Federal Court". The short title of the Act is now the Federal Courts Act . To reflect these legislative changes, the Federal Court Reports, the official reports of the two courts was continued under the name "Federal Courts Reports" commencing with 2004, Volume 1. At the same time, the citation was changed to "F.C.R." to avoid confusion with the new neutral citation used by the Federal Court.

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