81. Canadian Federal Government Converts 7,230 Seats Of DOCS Open® To Hummingbird D Now, more than ever, government departments need to locate information in a timely, We are delighted the canadian federal government is converting to http://connectivity.hummingbird.com/press/2003/cdngovdm.html

Archives Canadian Federal Government Converts 7,230 Seats Of DOCS Open® To Hummingbird DM™ 5 Corporate Info Company Milestones Management Offices Investors ... Contact Us Site Tools Contact Me Printable Version My Notes No notes My Menu No bookmarks Government employees will benefit from the easy to use, flexible interfaces and advanced functionalities of the Hummingbird document management technology Toronto - July 23, 2003 The Hummingbird DM web-based platform with its integrated environment and intuitive interfaces will evolve the Canadian government's Records, Document and Information Management System (RDIMS). Hummingbird partnered with CGI Group Inc., the largest Canadian independent information technology (IT) services firm, to integrate RDIMS, a Government of Canada shared-system initiative that allows employees to capture, manage, store, preserve, protect and retrieve document-based information. The RDIMS initiative provides access to all kinds of electronic documents, including word-processing documents, spreadsheets, photos, forms and e-mail messages, improving information sharing and enhancing the efficiency of the records management function. With Hummingbird DM, users can access all shared documents from a single repository. The centralized repository ensures that documents and records of all types are stored, indexed and managed from a single source, minimizing the risk of duplicate records and streamlining administrative functions. Hummingbird DM provides an intuitive access point to the document repository that minimizes re-training requirements for the government users. The web-based deployment eliminates the need for IT staff to visit individual workstations for system upgrades, lowering the time and cost of administration. Users can access documents and records from within familiar desktop interfaces, including the Windows Desktop, Windows Explorer, Microsoft Outlook and native authoring tools, which will enable them to easily access, share and manage document-based information more efficiently.

82. Canadian Federal Government Bolsters Its Document, Records Management Systems canadian federal Government Bolsters Its Document, Records Management Systems . Powerful search and retrieval tools make this information easily http://connectivity.hummingbird.com/press/2002/rdims.html

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.

83. Other Government Information Resources: Canada Government Publications Home federal Other Government information Resources Canada Site canadian information by Subject Government of Canada/a http://www.wisconsinhistory.org/libraryarchives/govpub/can.asp

Library-Archives Government Publications Home Federal Other Government Information Resources Library-Archives ... Other Government Resournces Canada Candian Federal Government Information The Library is a selective depository library for Canadian federal government publications. Its collections date to 1841 and constitute in conjunction with the the holdings of libraries on the UW-Madison Campus a large collection of Canadian federal government publications. Records for a few of these publications will be found in MadCat. Contact the Reference Staff for assistance. Canadian Provincial Government Information Until 1978, the Library actively collected blue books, agency reports and legislative journals from all the Canadian provinces and territories. Since that time the emphasis has been on aquiring blue books, statistical abstracts, legislative journals and histories. Records for little of this collection will be found in MadCat. Contact the Reference Staff for assistance. Canadian Government Web Resources Canadian Government Information The Canadian Government Information site of the University of Waterloo Library contains links to Canadian federal government sources, as well as sites from provinces, territories, agencies, municipal government, legal resources, and more.

84. UW Politics - Canadian Government General Government information; General canadian Politics; canadian Political General Government information. • The canadian federal Government The http://www.uwinnipeg.ca/academic/as/polsci/canada.html

CANADIAN GOVERNMENT General Government Information General Canadian Politics Canadian Political Parties General Government Information The Canadian Federal Government The Canada Site is a one-stop site for Government of Canada programs, services, initiatives and government institutions. It provides quick access to all federal government departments and agencies, access to provincial and territorial government sites, information on parliamentarians past and present, includes an extensive FAQ service, provides details about the history of Canada, as well as basic public service information including addresses of Canadian embassies around the world, publications of the government of Canada (including electronic Hansard, Auditor General's Reports, etc.). See below for more sites. A link to the official homepages of all the Canadian Provincial and Territorial Governments Parliamentary Internet The Parliamentary Internet provides access to the official publications of Parliament, and general, non-partisan information about the role, history, proceedings and activities of the Senate, House of Commons, and Library of Parliament Glossary of Parliamentary Procedure House of Commons Canada The purpose of this glossary is to provide a convenient format to explain Canadian technical terminology employed in the proceedings of the House of Commons National Library of Canada [http://www.nlc-bnc.ca/cangov/egovinfo.htm] - The 'Canadian Government Information' site at the National Library of Canada, is a collection of links to other sites that provide significant information about federal and provincial governments. It provides access to key government documents (look for the Canada Gazette), as well as the many services provided by the National Library (see the 'Guide to Canadian Political Science Resource,' prepared by National Library staff) including the 'Weekly Checklist' of government publications. An extremely useful site, provided by trained professional librarians

85. Government Documents With the exception of canadian federal and Nova Scotia provincial publications canadian Government information on the Internet A site, maintained by the 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

86. Mapleleafweb.com: Canadian Federal Budget - The Budget And Canadian Democratic T Find an educational article on the 2005 federal budget in Canada. Reports onPlans and Priorities – Includes information on the specific programs and http://www.mapleleafweb.com/features/economy/budget/Federal-Budget/budget-democr

Site Map Contact Help Feature Sections Features Spotlight Voter Almanac Interviews Political Action "How To" Guides Interaction Discussion Forums Mailing List Web Chats Polls Link Directory View Links Submit Link Research Supreme Court Charter Cases Site Info Contact Us Help Site Search About Us Feature: You are here: Home Features 2005 Canadian Federal Budget Jump to . . . Introduction What is the Budget? Budget and Democracy Historical Perspective ... Important Links The Budget and Canadian Democratic Tradition An overview of the role of the budget in the Canadian democratic system. While the Budget helps the federal government manage its finances and plan for the future, it also play an important role in the Canadian democratic system. The federal government (symbolized by the Prime Minister and Cabinet) cannot simply collect and spend public money in any which way it likes. Instead, it must first get the permission of our elected representatives in the Canadian Parliament. The federal government must follow two steps to get this democratic permission. First, the government must present its budgets for the next year to Parliament for review. This is usually done every year in early spring (February or March). Second, after Parliament has reviewed the budgets, it must vote on whether to support or reject them.

87. SFU Library - Government Resources: Canadian Federal, Provincial And Local Canada federal. canadian Government information on the Internet From AnitaCannon of Mount Allison University and the canadian federal Government s http://www.lib.sfu.ca/researchhelp/subjectguides/general/cangov.htm

SFU Library Home Research Help Subject Guides > Government Resources: Canadian Federal, Provincial and Local Government Resources: Canadian Federal, Provincial and Local Contents: Canada - all levels of government Canada - Federal BC GVRD ... Lower Mainland municipalities Canada - Federal, Provincial and Local Intergovernmental On-Line Information Kiosk A comprehensive site which offers a single-window on Federal, Provincial, Territorial and Municipal government on-line services in Canada. Canadian Politics on the Web Maintained by Andrew Heard of the SFU Political Science Department, this site has comprehensive links to information on government and politics in Canada. Government Information in Canada (e-journal) a quarterly electronic journal for discussion and study of Canadian federal, provincial/territorial, and local government information. Canada - Federal Canadian Government Information on the Internet From Anita Cannon of Mount Allison University and the Canadian Federal Government's Depository Services Program (DSP), this site includes the DSP's online catalogue which provides access to information posted at government Internet sites, some of which may not be identifiable as documents. Sites include Federal, Provincial and Municipal governments. Government Internet sites not intended for public access are not included in this guide. Government of Canada The access point through which internet users around the world can obtain information about Canada, its government and services.

88. US And Canadian Federal Government Department Web Sites This list is restricted to US and canadian federal government departments. canadian Government information For Visitors To Canada (Including http://freespace.virgin.net/john.cletheroe/usa_can/links/gov.htm

John Cletheroe's USA and Canada Holiday Hints External Links - US and Canadian Federal Government Department Web Sites Please report any broken links using the "EMail me" link at the bottom of this page. This list is restricted to US and Canadian federal government departments. It therefore does not include individual state, provincial or territorial government departments. Canada Post (Canadian Postal Service) Verified Aug-99. Canada Post (Canadian Postal Service) - Postcode Format and Official Canadian Province and Territory Abbreviations Verified Sep-99. Canadian Embassy/High Commission in London, UK Includes information for visitors from Britain to Canada. Verified Oct-98. Canadian Government - Images Of Canadian Banknotes Verified Mar-03. Canadian Government - Information For Visitors To Canada (Including Information On GST/PST/HST Sales Tax Refunds) Verified Jul-00. Canadian Mint - Images Of Canadian Coins Verified Mar-03. Canadian National Park Service - Parks Canada or Parks Canada This web site has a wealth of information. The "National Maps" page offers some useful national maps of the entire Canadian national park system and some sections of the site also offer maps of individual parks. In English and French. Both URL's lead to the same content. Both URL's verified Feb-04. Canadian Tourism Commission - Travel Canada Verified Dec-00.

89. Special Checklist 01-01 (Feb. 23, 2001) SUPPLEMENT canadian federal government databases accessible through the Internet Based on Derek Munro s canadian Poisonous Plants information System, http://dsp-psd.pwgsc.gc.ca/Checklist/s01-01-e.html

Contact Us Help Search Canada Site ... Publications.gc.ca Search the DSP Web site for SUPPLEMENT: Canadian federal government databases accessible through the Internet (2001 edition) (Feb. 23, 2001) This list is published for information only. All databases listed were available through the Internet on February 23, 2001. Table of Contents Departmental Publications Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada Agri-Food Trade Service Canadian Agriculture Library Research Branch ... Veterans Affairs Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada ManureNet: a Canadian web site dedicated to manure management. Ottawa, 2000. HTML. Database. Title in French: FumierNet: Internet (WWW). URL: http://res2.agr.ca/initiatives/manurenet/manurenet_en.html Free. (Internet) Cat. No. WWW00-58 Distributed to non-depositories by the issuing agency. Pathfinding database (Farm Consultation Service). Ottawa, 2000. HTML. Database. Title in French: Base de données d'orientation (Programme de consultation agricole). Internet (WWW). "Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada's (AAFC) Farm Consultation Service (FCS) provides confidential financial management counselling to farmers through a pathfinding/referral service and a direct, one-on-one financial management counselling service.... The Pathfinding Internet Database is a preventative tool which identifies resources and alternatives available to the farmer or lender to assist them in finding the means to improve or change the direction of the farm operation." URL: http://www.agr.ca/fcs-pca/

90. Local Mentor Program ~ Tuition Information SANS tuition information course fees and acceptable forms of payment. federal Government Purchase Orders (ONLY US canadian federal GOVERNMENT) http://www.sans.org/mentor/tuition.php

Home SANS Store GIAC Reading Room ... Tuition Fee Info - SELECT A COURSE SECURITY 401: SANS Security Essentials SECURITY 503: Intrusion Detection In-Depth SECURITY 504: Hacker Techniques, Exploits and Incident Handling SECURITY 505: Securing Windows SECURITY 506: Securing Unix/Linux SECURITY 508: System Forensics, Investigation and Response SECURITY 309: Intro to Information Security MANAGEMENT 512: SANS Security Leadership Essentials For Managers MANAGEMENT 414: SANS® +S™ Training Program for the CISSP® Certification Exam SANS@HOME FAQ SANS@Home Upcoming Sessions Previously Started Sessions Tuition Information Registration process: Details concerning the SANS registration process are available on the Registration Information page Track / Course Fees: Fees for Mentor Sessions vary based off track and location. To find the fee for the session you are interested in go to www.sans.org/local/ and click the details link on the right side next to the session you are interested in. Tuition Fees Include: Hardcopy Of SANS Course Books Mentor Program study materials Ten Weekly 2-hour Mentor led sessions Free Practice Test(s) Attempt for GIAC Certification Acceptable Forms of Payment: The SANS Federal ID# is 52-1935637 The SANS Institute accepts payment by: Check If paying by check, please make it payable to:

91. Intergovernmental Affairs - Affaires Intergouvernementales Overview of canadian federalprovincial-territorial intergovernmental relations. http://www.pco-bcp.gc.ca/aia/

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92. Introduction To The Government Of Canada Official Web Site | Canada Site Access information on Canada, its government, and federal programs and servicesorganized into categories. Find an MP s email address, http://canada.gc.ca/main_e.html

Service Canada provides easy-to-access, one-stop service for Canadians. Apply for programs and benefits on-line. Find information for seniors, youth and families or a Service Canada Centre near you. more... The information source for Non- Canadians. Find out about immigration tourism doing business studying global affairs and more topics... Your source for federal, provincial and territorial information and services such as business start-up taxes financing and more topics... How do I find information on... the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina? weather warnings for Canada? Avian Influenza (Bird Flu)? the testing of defoliants at CFB Gagetown? where your tax dollars go? what to do before and after a flood? starting a business? financial benefit programs? the 2005 budget? Canada's forest fire situation? reports of the Auditor General of Canada 2005? the disaster in South and South-East Asia? BSE (Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy)? immunizations and health advice for travellers? climate change? food recalls and allergy alerts? finding a job?

93. Public Service Commission Independent agency responsible for the appointment of qualified persons to and within the canadian federal Public Service, and for the design and development of corporate learning opportunities for professional communities. http://www.psc-cfp.gc.ca/

94. Government Contacts | Canada Site will find the contact information for federal Government of Canada employees.Access directories to various federal workers, services, departments and http://canada.gc.ca/directories/direct_e.html

Government Contacts Use the links on this page to find telephone numbers, e-mail addresses and in-person service centres. Government of Canada Internet Address Directory Government of Canada Employee Directory Government Electronic Directory Services ( GEDS Members of Parliament ( MP ) and the Senate Find your Member of Parliament: using your postal code by the name of your Member of Parliament Members of the Senate In Person Service Locations The links below represent offices or services where you can obtain information in person as well as telephone numbers and e-mail addresses. Burolis Directory of Government of Canada offices and service points. Canada Business Service Centres Canadian Embassies and Consulates Foreign Representatives in Canada Community Access Programs ... Tell Us What You Think Last updated: 2005-09-16 Important Notices

95. Budget Information Government of Canada Department of Finance A multimedia presentationillustrating how federal revenues were spent in the most recent fiscal year http://www.fin.gc.ca/access/budinfoe.html

Français Contact Us Help Search ... Budget Info by Year A multimedia presentation illustrating how federal revenues were spent in the most recent fiscal year available (2003-04), as well as the main sources of government revenue. (requires a Flash plug-in HTML version also available Most years the Government releases one major document that sets out where and how it plans to collect and invest taxpayers’ money. How much money will go to pay down the debt? How much to health care? Will there be more money for research and development? Will taxes go up or down? The answers affect all Canadians, and they will be in that document, the budget. It’s a blueprint for how the Government wants to set the annual economic agenda for Canada. And it’s the job of the Department of Finance to prepare it. The budget, usually tabled early in the year, is generally preceded in the fall by another major statement, the Economic and Fiscal Update Budget 2005 (February 23, 2005) Economic and Fiscal Update (November 16, 2004) Budget 2004 (March 23, 2004)

96. 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

97. Canadian Federal Prisons Open Tattoo Parlours For Inmates March 29, 2004 VANCOUVER Corrections Canada is planning to set up tattoo parlours in six federal prisons this year. Health officials hope the parlours will reduce the spread of infectious diseases, including hepatitis C. http://www.cbc.ca/stories/2004/03/29/canada/prisontattoos040329

98. Canadian Justice System federal Government's overview of Canada's system of law and justice. http://canada.justice.gc.ca/en/jus/

Canada's System of Justice is guided by legislative institutions that enact federal laws in accordance with the principles set out in the Canadian Constitution and the Charter of Rights and Freedoms. This page provides links to information that explains how the Canadian legal system works. Canada's System of Justice Justice booklet which provides a brief outline of Canada's system of law and justice in order to demystify it and stimulate thought and discussion. Canada's Court System This booklet provides a general description of the court system in Canada - the types and levels of courts and their responsibilities. The Legislative Process A parliamentary site which explains the two types of Bills and the processes which give rise to their various levels of approval from first reading to final proclamation. Guide to Making Federal Acts and Regulations PDF The guide provides a comprehensive description of how Acts are made at the federal level and answers questions about particular aspects of how they are made and the people involved. It also outlines the main steps involved in making federal regulations. Laws of Canada Extenstive directory of federal statutes and regulations indexed alphabetically and by subject with search feature. Additional links provided to federal and provincial case law and other related statutory resources.

99. The National Advisory Council On Aging The NACA is a canadian federal government organization. http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca/seniors-aines/seniors/english/naca/naca.htm

100. 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

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