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This document presents way-forward strategies for Network Modernization within the Government of Canada. Shared Services Canada looks at how it can improve its Enterprise Network Services to better serve its partners. This document is the current way forward for Network Modernization and is released for any feedback from external parties.
The Department of Justice Canada's 2020 Blueprint Progress Report for December 2016 updates Canadians and employees about initiatives being undertaken to improve employee wellbeing, increase transparency and collaboration. The primary focuses of the update are: building on personal and organizational commitments to mental health and wellness, the onboarding and retention of new employees; moving towards a Department that is Open by Default, using evidence based decision making in litigation, and promoting openness and innovation to transform legal services and service delivery to Canadians.
Results of the online survey held as part of public online consultations regarding the modernization of federal labour standards, between January 11th and 31st, 2018. All respondents self-selected to take part in the survey.
Parks Canada’s long-term goal is to establish at least one national park in each of Canada’s terrestrial regions. The system, which is 77 percent complete, represents the diversity of natural regions and landscapes in Canada. Forty-six national parks represent 30 of Canada’s 39 terrestrial regions, and protect approximately 328,198 square kilometres of Canada’s lands.
The purpose of this dataset is to identify the 39 terrestrial regions of Canada including whether or not they are presently represented by a national park.
The objective of the audit was to provide assurance on the adequacy of information technology (IT) asset management at Shared Services Canada (SSC) and to ensure compliance with government policies and SSC procedures. The scope of the audit included SSC’s IT asset management (ITAM) processes, tools and controls including the application of these processes, tools and controls from September 1, 2014, to September 30, 2015.
Parks Canada’s long-term goal is to establish at least one national marine conservation area in each of Canada’s marine regions. Once completed, the system of national marine conservation areas will represent Canada’s 29 marine regions spanning its three oceans and the Great Lakes. Five of Canada’s 29 marine regions are represented making the system 17 percent complete.
The purpose of this dataset is to identify the 29 marine regions of Canada including which are presently represented by a national marine conservation area.
Information about our services including: Cyber and IT security, Data Centre, Cloud services, Accessibility, Accommodation and Adaptive Computer Technology (AAACT), Workplace Technology, Telecommunications and networks, Email and Next Generation Human Resources and Pay.
Parks Canada supports Indigenous peoples and the implementation of S.35 rights for their ongoing use of traditional territories (including lands and waters) for traditional or modern cultural practices, in natural and cultural heritage places.
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The Ontario Women's Directorate provides grant funding to community agencies and educational facilities to deliver pre-apprenticeship training in the skilled trades and training in information technology. Data includes the following information for the 2012-2013 fiscal year: * organization * location * grant amount
The Post-1975 Treaties (Modern Treaties) dataset contains the geographic boundaries as well as basic attributes data of all signed agreements that were negotiated after 1975. These boundaries represent the areas of Canada where Aboriginal land rights and title have not been addressed by treaty or through other legal means. These boundaries represent the final result of a negotiated First Nation’s claimed area. These boundaries are usually not surveyed but help to delineate the geographic extent of the rights of Aboriginal beneficiaries defined within the agreement.