Public Services and Procurement
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- A wildly expensive project that makes Canada more reliable on the currently unreliable U.S. administration requires parliamentary scrutiny.
OpinionBY
- A wildly expensive project that makes Canada more reliable on the currently unreliable U.S. administration requires parliamentary scrutiny.
- Industry Minister Mélanie Joly unveiled a new three-pillar industrial strategy on Oct. 9 aimed at protecting Canadian industries, creating jobs, and attracting global investment.
- Industry Minister Mélanie Joly unveiled a new three-pillar industrial strategy on Oct. 9 aimed at protecting Canadian industries, creating jobs, and attracting global investment.
- Industry Minister Mélanie Joly unveiled a new three-pillar industrial strategy on Oct. 9 aimed at protecting Canadian industries, creating jobs, and attracting global investment.
- The South Korean bidder says it 'refrained' from proposing domestic construction of Canada’s new submarine fleet after feedback from Canadian officials. Meanwhile, its German
- The South Korean bidder says it 'refrained' from proposing domestic construction of Canada’s new submarine fleet after feedback from Canadian officials. Meanwhile, its German
- The South Korean bidder says it 'refrained' from proposing domestic construction of Canada’s new submarine fleet after feedback from Canadian officials. Meanwhile, its German
- The new Defence Investment Agency should be complemented by a clear defence industrial strategy and true collaboration.
- The new Defence Investment Agency should be complemented by a clear defence industrial strategy and true collaboration.
- The new Defence Investment Agency should be complemented by a clear defence industrial strategy and true collaboration.
- The clock is ticking to replace the aging Victoria-class submarines before they are taken out of the water in the 2030s, leaving the Canadian
- The clock is ticking to replace the aging Victoria-class submarines before they are taken out of the water in the 2030s, leaving the Canadian
- The clock is ticking to replace the aging Victoria-class submarines before they are taken out of the water in the 2030s, leaving the Canadian
- As important as Canadian defence issues might seem, what happens south of our border will have a far greater impact on our future as
- As important as Canadian defence issues might seem, what happens south of our border will have a far greater impact on our future as
- As important as Canadian defence issues might seem, what happens south of our border will have a far greater impact on our future as
- On strike for two-and-a-half weeks now, more than 160 employees in the Audit Services Group working at the Office of the Auditor General are
- On strike for two-and-a-half weeks now, more than 160 employees in the Audit Services Group working at the Office of the Auditor General are
- On strike for two-and-a-half weeks now, more than 160 employees in the Audit Services Group working at the Office of the Auditor General are
- Canada’s federal government recently took decisive action against modern slavery in China. Last month, the Canada Border Services Agency seized two large shipments of
- Canada’s federal government recently took decisive action against modern slavery in China. Last month, the Canada Border Services Agency seized two large shipments of
- Canada’s federal government recently took decisive action against modern slavery in China. Last month, the Canada Border Services Agency seized two large shipments of
- While the public service suffered less than many others during the pandemic, the May release of the Public Service Employee Survey diversity and inclusion
- While the public service suffered less than many others during the pandemic, the May release of the Public Service Employee Survey diversity and inclusion
- While the public service suffered less than many others during the pandemic, the May release of the Public Service Employee Survey diversity and inclusion
- The past 20 months have been devastating for Canada’s aerospace workers. Analysts agree that even though air traffic is slowly filling the skies again,
- The past 20 months have been devastating for Canada’s aerospace workers. Analysts agree that even though air traffic is slowly filling the skies again,
- The past 20 months have been devastating for Canada’s aerospace workers. Analysts agree that even though air traffic is slowly filling the skies again,
- Most federal public servants are continuing to work from home more than 20 months into the COVID-19 pandemic that saw physical workplaces in the
- Most federal public servants are continuing to work from home more than 20 months into the COVID-19 pandemic that saw physical workplaces in the
- Most federal public servants are continuing to work from home more than 20 months into the COVID-19 pandemic that saw physical workplaces in the
- Demolition and abatement work inside the Centre Block building has passed the halfway mark and reached the building’s high-heritage spaces, with the Peace Tower’s
- Demolition and abatement work inside the Centre Block building has passed the halfway mark and reached the building’s high-heritage spaces, with the Peace Tower’s
- Demolition and abatement work inside the Centre Block building has passed the halfway mark and reached the building’s high-heritage spaces, with the Peace Tower’s
- Since 2005, summaries of overall Public Service Employee Survey (PSES) results have been posted on the Government of Canada open portal. The summaries of
- Since 2005, summaries of overall Public Service Employee Survey (PSES) results have been posted on the Government of Canada open portal. The summaries of
- Since 2005, summaries of overall Public Service Employee Survey (PSES) results have been posted on the Government of Canada open portal. The summaries of
- The Parliamentary Protective Service will likely be tasked with checking for proof of vaccination as part of the House of Commons’ new mandate, according
- The Parliamentary Protective Service will likely be tasked with checking for proof of vaccination as part of the House of Commons’ new mandate, according
- The Parliamentary Protective Service will likely be tasked with checking for proof of vaccination as part of the House of Commons’ new mandate, according
- Three of Canada’s federal public service unions representing hundreds of thousands of employees have all expressed concerns over the federal government’s announcement on Oct.
- Three of Canada’s federal public service unions representing hundreds of thousands of employees have all expressed concerns over the federal government’s announcement on Oct.
- Three of Canada’s federal public service unions representing hundreds of thousands of employees have all expressed concerns over the federal government’s announcement on Oct.
- Systemic racism in federal Indigenous departments and agencies has led to human rights and Charter violations, allege two First Nations public servants—one current, one
- Systemic racism in federal Indigenous departments and agencies has led to human rights and Charter violations, allege two First Nations public servants—one current, one
- Systemic racism in federal Indigenous departments and agencies has led to human rights and Charter violations, allege two First Nations public servants—one current, one
- A proposal to create a light rail transit system in Gatineau that could cross along Wellington Street in Ottawa would cause several “structural, security,
- A proposal to create a light rail transit system in Gatineau that could cross along Wellington Street in Ottawa would cause several “structural, security,
- A proposal to create a light rail transit system in Gatineau that could cross along Wellington Street in Ottawa would cause several “structural, security,
- The federal government’s Next Generation HR and Pay project, meant to eventually replace the problem-plagued Phoenix pay system, is set to be expanded for
- The federal government’s Next Generation HR and Pay project, meant to eventually replace the problem-plagued Phoenix pay system, is set to be expanded for
- The federal government’s Next Generation HR and Pay project, meant to eventually replace the problem-plagued Phoenix pay system, is set to be expanded for
