41. Government Of Canada - Agreements Database Organisation Alternative Names canadian federal government Canadian Government FederalGovernment of Canada. Sources used to compile this entry Parliament of http://www.atns.net.au/biogs/A000833b.htm

Agreements Database Organisation Home Browse Search Previous ... Next Government of Canada Related Entries Published Resources Type: Federal Government Location: Canada Summary Information: Canada is an independent sovereign democracy and a federal state with 10 largely self-governing provinces and three territories all controlled by a central government. Confederation took place in 1867. Parliamentary democracy continued to operate after this time consisting of a Parliament, with a Governor General representing the Queen; an appointed Upper House, the Senate; and an elected Lower House and the House of Commons. For every province there is a legislature, with a Lieutenant-Governor representing the Queen; an appointed Upper House, the Legislative Council, and an elected Lower House, the Legislative Assembly. The Governor General (and each provincial Lieutenant-Governor) governs through a Cabinet, headed by a Prime Minister or Premier. If a national or provincial general election gives a party opposed to the Cabinet in office a clear majority in the House of Commons or the legislature, the Cabinet resigns and the Governor General or Lieutenant-Governor calls on the leader of the that party to become Prime Minister and form a new Cabinet. The Prime Minister then selects the other Ministers, who are then formally appointed by the Governor General or, in the provinces, by the Lieutenant-Governor. Details URL: The home page for this entity is located at http://canada.gc.ca/

42. Links To Government Accountability Resources canadian federal government s Consultation Information Site Canadian Federal canadian federal government Registry of Lobbyists (Follow the search http://www.dwatch.ca/camp/gov.htm

Canadian Government and Government Information and Accountability Sites on the Internet The links listed below begin with official general information websites about governments, political parties and laws, to websites related to specific government issues, to other websites helpful for tracking what is happening in Canadian politics and for holding governments accountable. Please become a Supporter of democratic reform, government accountability and corporate responsibility in Canada General Government Contact Information Government of Canada Primary Site Parliament of Canada House of Commons Senate of Canada ... Provincial and Territorial governments (contains links for official homepages of Canadian provincial and territorial governments) Finding Laws, Bills, Budgets and Policies General links page for all Draft Federal Laws (known as "Bills") being considered by Parliament Federal Bills being considered by Parliament (a very useful searchable site that contains the text, debates, and background information for all federal bills) Canadian Federal Laws (a very useful searchable site for all Canadian Federal Laws) Federal Government Policies for Public Servants Canadian Federal, Provincial and Territorial Laws

43. Entrust: Success Stories: Entrust Saves Canadian Federal Government Millions Of Entrust saves canadian federal government millions of dollars. Like most governmentdepartments, Public Works and Government Services Canada (PWGSC) is http://www.entrust.com/success/index_cangov.htm

Entrust Customers Canadian Government Chooses Entrust Entrust saves Canadian Federal Government millions of dollars Like most government departments, Public Works and Government Services Canada (PWGSC) is concerned about network security. The need for secure electronic commerce and information exchange is becoming paramount to the Department's daily operation. The Government has incorporated Entrust in its public-key infrastructure (PKI). The PKI allows users to secure local files and network communications for electronic mail, electronic forms, electronic data interchange (EDI), database access, the Web, and many other applications. Entrust provides the enabling technology required to meet future security goals and objectives within the government. Government Telecommunication and Informatics Services (GTIS), a branch of PWGSC, has implemented and Entrust-based PKI to provide improved security for a variety of common applications. GTIS will implement all the features and functionalities required in a robust key management service. Efficiency from technology By implementing a PKI which can be used by other government departments, GTIS can help the federal government obtain the benefits of improved network security. This will also help to reduce the reliance on paper-based transaction, saving millions of dollars and improving efficiency.

44. Government Documents Library -- Michigan State University Libraries canadian federal government Information The Canada Gazette is the officialnews bulletin of the Government of Canada. The Canada Gazette is published http://www.lib.msu.edu/publ_ser/docs/can/fedinfo1.htm

Canadian Federal Government Information Government of Canada Primary Internet Site ("Canada Site") The site offers a series of links to information products and services from Government of Canada organizations, as well as information on Canada's people, history, and geography. Government Information Locator Service The Government Information Locator Service (GILS) is a mechanism for identifying and describing government information resources and assists the public in accessing government information. GILS records identify a variety of publicly available federal information resources including servers on the Internet, printed publications, collections, phone-based services, and similar resources. Canadian Government Information on the Internet This site provides information on the following: Major InternetSites, Federal Information (By subject), Provincial Information (By province), Municipal information, Distribution / Discussion Lists Library Catalogues, and Electronic journals. Canada Gazette The Canada Gazette is the official news bulletin of the Government of Canada. The Canada Gazette is published under authority of the Statutory Instruments Act. It consists of three parts:

45. The Node: Professional Contacts In The Canadian Federal Government. Find contact information for colleges, universities, learning technologyassociations, government departments of education and other learningrelated http://thenode.org/people/federal.html

select a location client services publications upcoming events professional contacts about the Node IN THIS SECTION Professional Contacts Post-Secondary institutions Ontario Colleges Ontario Universities Atlantic Provinces Western Provinces ... Northern Territories Associations Distance Education Learning Technology Info/Communication Technology Other Associations Government Provincial Federal International Professional Contacts Canadian Federal Government Education-Related Sites NoteMakers Industry Canada's project for supporting the production of on-line learnware to be used as the principal method of delivery for accredited single-semester courses. Council of Ministers of Education (CMEC) The CMEC is comprised of the provincial and territorial ministers of education. The Council is the instrument through which ministers cooperate with other national education organizations and ensure liaison with various federal departments. It is also the body that represents Canadian education internationally. The CMEC has published two studies on distance learning and are an important reference group for policy. Information Highway Advisory Council The IHAC is an agency of the Government of Canada mandated to provide advice to that government on the best way to develop the Canadian Information Highway. Included at this site are a number of the Council's reports and studies, including their final report to the Government

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47. Summary Of Canadian Federal Government's 1997 Study Of Credit Cards Links to 1997 Federal Government Study of Credit Card Interest Rates No federalgovernment institution has studied credit cards since 1997, http://www.cancrc.org/english/CreditCardStudySummaryen.html

[home] Links to 1997 Federal Government Study of Credit Card Interest Rates No federal government institution has studied credit cards since 1997, despite ongoing concerns among millions of Canadians that they are being gouged by excessively high credit card interest rates. Set out below are the links to the hearings held by the Industry Committee in 1997, in chronological order: February 6, 1997 hearing (Witnesses: from the Department of Industry - Jean-Baptiste Renaud, Analyst, Office of Consumer Affairs; David Waite, Senior Analyst, Office of Consumer Affairs; Vinita Watson, Director General, Office of Consumer Affairs) February 11, 1997 hearing February 12, 1997 hearing from Democracy Watch and the Canadian Community Reinvestment Coalition - Duff Conacher, Coordinator ; from the Federation of Co-operative Family Economics Associations of Quebec - Ronald O'Narey, Member of the Executive) February 13, 1997 (Witnesses: from the Retail Council of Canada - Bruce Clark, Alan Goddard, Robert Hogan, Stephen Knight, Marco Marrone and Peter Woolford, Senior Vice-President) [top] [home] Canadian Community Reinvestment Coalition P.O. Box 1040, Station B, Ottawa, Canada K1P 5R1

48. Government Documents canadian federal government. E Department of External Affairs. 1 Annual Report.A call number for a Nova Scotia provincial government document publication http://libmain.stfx.ca/newlib/collections/govdocs/welcome.htm

Government Documents at St. Francis Xavier University The Angus L Macdonald Library at St. Francis Xavier University is a selective depository for Canadian Federal Government publications. Publications are selected from the Weekly Checklist of the Depository Services Program of the Government of Canada. The Weekly Checklist is a checklist of federal publications available to depository libraries. As well, the Library maintains a complete collection of federal census, Statistics Canada and Parliamentary publications. The Angus L. Macdonald Library is a full depository of Nova Scotia Government publications, receiving designated publications on the Publications of the Province of Nova Scotia Monthly Checklist . Publications from other provinces are obtained on an "as required" basis with a focus on Atlantic Canada. This will revolve around the courses being taught at St. Francis Xavier University. Government Document material does not circulate. It is for use "in library only." The Print Collection The Electronic Collection Electronic Journals Links to Useful Internet Resources ... Further Questions/Assistance The Print Collection Finding a Document With the exception of Canadian federal and Nova Scotia provincial publications received before 1987, the government document collection is included in the Library's Online Public Access Catalogue

49. VTN: Canadian Federal Government In BC canadian federal government in British Columbia. go BCfederal; or gofederalBC Contact Federal Government employees (Direct500 Directory) http://victoria.tc.ca/government/federal/menu.BC.html

Canadian Federal Government in British Columbia Getting In Touch Contact your Member of Parliament ... Contact Federal Government employees (Direct500 Directory) Canadian Government Agencies on Vancouver Island Canadian Coast Guard, Rescue Coordination Centre, Victoria (Fisheries and Oceans Canada). Canadian Hydrographic Service-Pacific (Sidney) is part of Fisheries and Oceans Canada. includes links to information pertinent to Vancouver Island. Institute of Ocean Sciences (Sidney) is part of Fisheries and Oceans Canada. Nanaimo HRCC-CRHC Nanaimo (Human Resources Development Canada) National Defense, Maritime Forces Pacific, CFB Esquimalt Pacific Biological Station-Nanaimo (Fisheries and Oceans Canada) Pacific Forestry Centre: Advanced Forest Technologies Program , Natural Resources Canada (Victoria) Pacific Geoscience Centre (Sidney) is part of the Pacific Division, Geological Survey of Canada, Natural Resources Canada. You will find earthquake information here. Saanich HRCC-CRHC Saanich (Human Resources Development Canada) Victoria HRCC-CRHC Victoria (Human Resources Development Canada) GO TO Canadian Federal Government in General Menu ...

50. Canadian Federal Government Procurement Canadian Government Helping Canada Cut Through The Red Tape Situation In 1991,the canadian federal government’s central purchasing agency, Public Works http://www.nstl.com/successstories/success_canada.html

Success Stories :: Canadian Government Helping Canada Cut Through The Red Tape Situation: Solution: NSTL established benchmarks and designed a suite of tests – performance, stress, usability, and compatibility – to "rate" vendors’ products. PWGSC then decided to extend the usage of the list to large scale purchases by using a "best bang for the buck" philosophy. Rather than evaluating products on price alone, PWGSC looked at the technical performance of the hardware and "discounted" that product’s comparative price accordingly. For example, the vendor’s product that rates the highest, technically speaking, would receive a percent discount to its listed price. Likewise, the product that rates the lowest would receive no discount and its price would remain at face value. NSTL created a system that would reward quality in terms that were easily quantifiable – and understandable. When government agencies now looked at price, it meant more than just Canadian dollars and cents. Results: For more than a decade, NSTL has been providing organizations with leading-edge analysis and guidance, helping organizations make the right IT investments for their needs.

51. Canadian Federal Government Bolsters Its Document, Records Management Systems canadian federal government Bolsters Its Document, Records Management Systems. http://www.hummingbird.com/press/2002/rdims.html

Customers Journalists Partners Investors ... Press Archives Canadian Federal Government Bolsters Its Document, Records Management Systems Corporate Info Company Milestones Management Offices Investors ... Contact Us Site Tools Contact Me Printable Version My Notes No notes My Menu No bookmarks Purchases over 8,800 additional seats of Hummingbird's document management software and 2660 seats of records management software for several departments Toronto - May 6, 2002 Hummingbird Ltd. (NASDAQ: HUMC, TSE: HUM), the world-leading developer of enterprise information management systems (EIMS), today announced that several departments of the Canadian Federal government have purchased 8800 additional seats of Hummingbird's multi-tiered and client server document management solutions as well as 2660 seats of records management software. The Canadian Government is a key customer of Hummingbird's document management and records management solutions with over 35,000 seats currently installed across the country in 33 government departments. Hummingbird partnered with CGI Group Inc., a leader in the implementation of document management solutions and an expert in custom solutions for clients around the world, to supply the Canadian government's Records, Document, Information Management System (RDIMS) program with effective document management and records management capabilities. RDIMS, a Government of Canada shared-system initiative, provides the functionality to capture, manage, store, preserve, protect and retrieve document-based information. Hummingbird is the only document management vendor approved by the Canadian government under the RDIMS contract.

52. Structure Of The Government Of Canada | Canada Site Provides links explaining the structure of canadian government, monarchy's role, Canada's federal and parliamentary system, also canadian political development. http://canada.gc.ca/howgoc/glance_e.html

Structure of the Government of Canada Sovereign Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II The Canadian Monarchy Governor General Her Excellency the Right Honourable Adrienne Clarkson Governors General Since Confederation Parliament Bills - LEGISinfo Research tool for finding information on legislation currently before Parliament Canadians and Their Government: A Resource Guide Frequently Asked Questions on the Legislative Process How Canadians Govern Themselves by Senator Eugene A. Forsey Parliament of Canada Web Site Parliamentary Calendar Senate Committee Business Debates of the Senate Journals of the Senate List of Joint Committees ... Order Paper and Notice Paper House of Commons Business of the House Debates of the House of Commons Hansard Index The Hansard Index is the key to information about what is said by Members of Parliament in the House of Commons House of Commons - Fact Sheets on Procedure Journals of the House of Commons Journals of the House of Commons - Index List of All Committee Reports ... Status of House Business Prime Minister The Right Honourable Paul Martin Cabinet Canadian Ministry Cabinet Committee Mandates and Membership Minister's Addresses The Ministry and Its Responsibilities - Library of Parliament Laws and Justice System Canada's Court System Federal Court of Canada Decisions History ... Tax Court of Canada Acts and Regulations Canada Gazette Guide to Making Federal Acts and Regulations How a Government Bill Becomes Law Orders in Council ... Tell Us What You Think Last updated: 2005-07-26 Important Notices

53. Canadian Consumer Information Gateway - Passerelle D'information Pour Le Consomm government initiative that includes consumer information from various federal, provincial and territorial government departments and agencies. Also features the Complaint Courier tool. http://www.consumerinformation.ca/

54. 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

55. Technical Security Branch - Sous-direction De La Sécurité Technique canadian organization dedicated to providing federal government clients with a full range of professional physical and information technology security services and police forces with high technology forensic services. http://www.rcmp-grc.gc.ca/tsb/

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56. Publications - Bilingual List Of Titles Of Federal, Provincial And Territorial M Unofficial since designations are subject to change within each government. By the Translation Bureau and the canadian Intergovernmental Conference Secretariat. http://www.translationbureau.gc.ca/pwgsc_internet/fr/publications/gratuit_free/l

Français Contact Us Help Search ... Language Update Bilingual List of Titles of Federal, Provincial and Territorial Ministers Compiled by Gilles Boileau of the Translation Bureau assigned to the Canadian Intergovernmental Conference Secretariat. We do not claim that this is an authoritative list. Rather it is the culmination of an effort to standardize ministers' titles in our translations on the basis of bilingual lists provided by a number of governments, lists found on the Internet, the Scott's Government Index and the Canadian Parliamentary Guide The provinces are placed in the order they joined Confederation, while territories appear at the end according to the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms order. Furthermore, the departments are listed alphabetically in each category. We would ask our readers to excuse any errors or omissions and would appreciate it if they would report any that they may find to Gilles Boileau at gboileau@scics.gc.ca

57. Canadian Universities, Education Canada - CanLearn | Cibletudes - Universités C federal government portal for information on postsecondary education in Canada. Includes information about canadian universities and colleges, scholarships, and loans. http://www.canlearn.ca/

Welcome to CanLearn, the one-stop online source for information on post-secondary education in Canada. Whether you're a student, a teacher, a counsellor, or a parent, CanLearn has everything you need to help plan and finance education and learning. You will find information about Canadian universities and colleges, scholarships, and much more. CanLearn also includes the National Student Loans Service Centre, where you will find all the information you need to apply for, maintain and repay your student loans. Bienvenue au site de Ciblétudes, le guichet d'information en ligne concernant les études postsecondaires au Canada. Peu importe que vous soyez étudiant, professeur, conseiller ou parent, vous pourrez bénéficier de Ciblétudes pour tout ce qui a trait à la planification et au financement des études. Vous trouverez des informations sur les universités et collèges canadiens, les bourses et plus encore. Ciblétudes comprend aussi le Centre de service national de prêts aux étudiants qui vous renseigne sur la marche à suivre pour présenter une demande, gérer et rembourser votre prêt d'études. Important Notices Avis importants

58. Canada Online - About Canadian Government - Services News And Issues canadian federal and provincial governments news, issues, how they are organized,how they work, and the services they provide to business and consumers http://canadaonline.about.com/

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59. 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

Canadian Salt Producers 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

60. Welcome To The Public Service Commission Of Canada Public Service Commission of Canada government of Canada job opportunitiesand recruitment programs in the canadian federal Public Service through our http://www.psc-cfp.gc.ca/index_e.htm

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