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UNICEF’s May 2022 report “The Future is Now” assesses the impacts of environmental damage on the well-being of children and youth in Canada
Canada-Quebec relationship on immigration matters
International students in Canada or planning to study in Canada have been impacted by the health and travel restrictions imposed to address COVID-19 pandemic. The Department has put in place measures to assist international students during these uncertain times.
We have learned that there has been a second privacy breach at National Defence. Last time, the Government assured us that it would not happen again. What is this Government doing to ensure that the privacy of victims of sexual misconduct remains protected?
On May 21st, 2022, a derecho storm caused widespread damage across the National Capital Region, as well as other areas of Ontario, Quebec, and Maine.
Notice of Appointment Opportunity for the Special Representative on Combatting Islamophobia
Has the federal government published online the Canada-wide bilateral agreements that were signed with provinces and territories?
A senior reported being turned away at the Service Canada Centre (SCCs) in Kelowna because he could not print a form at home. What measures are in place to ensure accessibility for all clients?
A senior reported being turned away at the Service Canada Centre (SCCs) in Kelowna because he could not print a form at home. What measures are in place to ensure accessibility for all clients?
Public Services and Procurement Canada continues to work with the Public Health Agency of Canada to procure vaccines and other pharmaceuticals in support of government preparedness for public health threats, including ones that could be used for monkeypox if needed.
Notes:
- All questions regarding the regulatory review of vaccines should be directed to Health Canada
- All vaccine and therapeutic health-related questions and questions about allocation and distribution should be directed to Public Health Agency of Canada
- All National Emergency Strategic Stockpile (NESS) questions should be directed to Public Health Agency of Canada