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Briefing material for the Honourable Helena Jaczek (2021). Overview of FedDev Ontario as well as information on governance and operations.
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…Briefing materials concerning Polar Knowledge Canada's mission, structure, current status, and key priorities for the new Minister of Northern and …
- Welcome letter
- Departmental overview
- Key facts
- Issue notes
- Senior leaders biographies
Information supplied to the Minister of Employment and Families, as of March 2025.
Transition Binder for the Minister for Women and Gender Equality and Youth as of March 2025
E-Binder Pocket Book - Ministerial Transition Binder - March 2025
Briefing material for the Honourable Anita Anand (2025). Overview of FedDev Ontario as well as information on governance and operations.
…Ministerial Transition Binder for CIRNAC - March 2025
Health Portfolio highlights