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Canadian Federal Government:     more books (100)

Unsteady State: The 1997 Canadian Federal Election by Neil Nevitte, André Blais, et all 1999-11-04 Interest Groups in the Canadian Federal System (Collected Research Studies, 69) by Hugh G. Thorburn, 1985-09 A Canadian research heritage: An historical account of 75 years of federal government research and development in minerals, metals, and fuels at the Mines Branch by A Ignatieff, 1981 Emergence of the Federal Concept in Canada, 1839 - 1845 (Canadian Study in History & Government) by William Ormsby, 1970-07-23 The Eclectic Life of an Irish Canadian by Michael Barber, 2006-07-17 Stephen Harper: Stephen Harper (disambiguation), Canadian federal election, 2004, Premiership of Stephen Harper, Domestic policy of the Harper government Lobbying the federal government on your behalf.(budget increase for the Natural Sciences and Engineering Council of Canada; lobbying efforts of the Canadian ... An article from: Canadian Chemical News by Roland Andersson, 1999-01-01 Elder bashes limited compensation offered.(Canadian Classroom)(Elder Elmer Courchene slams federal government's treatment of residential school survivors): An article from: Wind Speaker by Paul Barnsley, 2004-01-01 Comparing federal government immigrant settlement policies in Canada and the United States.(Report): An article from: American Review of Canadian Studies by Ron Schmidt, 2007-03-22 Recurring Issues in Canadian Federalism (Collected Research Studies) by Clare Beckton, 1986-03 Ministerial chiefs of staff in the federal government in 1990: Profiles, recruitment, duties, and relations with senior public servants by Micheline Plasse, 1994 Constitutional Politics: The Canadian Forum Book on the Federal Constitutional Proposals 1991-1992 The Roles of Public Opinion Research in Canadian Government (IPAC Series in Public Management and Governance) by Christopher Page, 2006-09-09 Canada's Federal System Being Treatise On Canadian Constitutional Law Under the British North America Act by A. H. F. Lefroy, 2006-02-27

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41. VTN: Canadian Federal Government In BC
    canadian federal government in British Columbia. go BCfederal; or go federalBC.Getting In Touch. GO TO canadian federal government in General Menu  
    http://victoria.tc.ca/government/federal/menu.BC.html

42. ATS: Excellence In The Canadian Federal Government
    is a huge part of the Canadian economy, many some of Canada's best run organizationsare within government. ATS is living proof that a Federal service delivery  
    http://www.dhutton.com/news/ats.html
    
    Extractions: Thursday 26 October 2000 was a red letter day for the Federal Government, as Aeronautical and Technical Services (ATS), a division of Natural Resources Canada, became the first Federal Agency to receive a Canada Awards for Excellence trophy. This award, administered by the National Quality Institute (NQI), is the highest recognition available in Canada for management excellence. The trophy is presented only to organizations that have implemented a comprehensive customer-focused management system – and have demonstrated the effectiveness of this system by achieving outstanding results. The following is a brief outline of the ATS story. Aeronautical and Technical Services is a small organization (111 people) that publishes Canada's official aeronautical charts and provides cartographic services (including 'digital maps') to other mapping agencies. ATS also maintains a capability to produce specialized maps very quickly as required during emergencies – for example the Quebec and Ontario Ice Storm, the Red River floods, and the Swissair crash. ATS people know that others' lives depend upon their work, on a daily basis as well as during emergencies: quality really does matter! ATS's people – mainly skilled cartographers, geomatics engineers and digital imaging and printing specialists – work to a demanding production cycle imposed by international agreements. Every 56 days, hundreds of revisions result in thousands of changes and in turn tens of thousands of charts are printed and distributed to ensure pilots and Air Traffic Controllers have current and accurate aeronautical information.

43. ABSTRACT Bruce Morton On Canadian Federal Government Policy And
    Bruce Morton, canadian federal government Policy and Canada's ElectronicInformation Industry, Government Information Quarterly , Vol. 12, no.  
    http://www.usask.ca/library/gic/v2n3/abstract.html

44. Canadian Council Of Better Business Bureaus: Useful Government And Police Contac
    Citizenship and Immigration Canada, Ottawa, ON (canadian federal government)Telephone (Montréal) (514) 496-1010 Telephone (Toronto) - (416) 973-4444  
    http://www.canadiancouncilbbb.ca/usefulcontact.html

45. Counterpoint Communications - Canadian Federal Government Affairs
    Counterpoint Communications canadian federal government affairs - enhance longdistance relationships, and work with government politicians and bureaucrats  
    http://www.counterpointcom.com/l_publicaffairs/federal.html
    
    Extractions: While British Columbia might be a long way from Ottawa, the Federal Government touches our lives each day. The distance between B.C. and Ottawa frequently causes people in B.C. to disengage from dealing with the Federal Government. And there's sometime a sense that Ottawa isn't always engaged in what's best for B.C. Never the less, the Federal Government has a significant presence in B.C. - from the Federal Ministers who have an office in Vancouver, to the Members of Parliament who represent their ridings in all manner of issues - to the civil servants who apply the Federal rules and regulations to all sectors. Then there are the various Standing Committees studying issues and reviewing proposed legislations and policy initiatives being developed in Ottawa that we sometimes don't hear about until it's too late. Enhancing the Long Distance Relationship - If you're here and not there (Ottawa), you won't be heard. The challenge is how to know what's happening there and how you can protect your interests and enhance opportunities.

46. Canadian Consumer Information Organizations - Federal Government Canada
    Web sites of canadian federal government organizations dealingwith consumer information and protection in Canada.  
    http://canadahistory.about.com/library/fed/blfcons.htm

47. Canadian Environment Organizations - Federal Government Of Canada
    canadian federal government departments and agenciesdealing with the environment in Canada.  
    http://canadahistory.about.com/library/fed/blfenv.htm

48. [F/OSS-Discuss] Canadian Federal Government FLOSS Study]
    F/OSSDiscuss canadian federal government FLOSS Study. JosephDal Molin discuss@opensource.mit.edu 31 Jan 2003 100533 -0500  
    http://opensource.mit.edu/pipermail/discuss/2003-January/000192.html
    
    Extractions: 31 Jan 2003 10:05:33 -0500 Previous message: [F/OSS-Discuss] 1 (more) new paper on opensource.mit.edu Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] ... http://www.e-cology.ca Previous message: [F/OSS-Discuss] 1 (more) new paper on opensource.mit.edu Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ]

49. Canadian Federal Government Debt 1998
    Federal Government Debt Compiled in1999. ALL AMOUNTS ARE IN MILLIONS OF $ UNLESSOTHERWISE NOTED. Federal Government, 129,277, 136,648, 142,553, 152,541, 164,240.  
    http://www.justiceplus.org/fed_debt.htm
    
    Extractions: Compiled in1999 ALL AMOUNTS ARE IN MILLIONS OF $ UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED 513,000 = $513 Billion and 1,000,000 = $1 Trillion Liability Summary ($ Millions) Federal Direct Debt Other Federal Liabilities Federal Program Obligations Total Liabilities (1,000,000 = 1 Trillion) General Economic Statistics Population (Thousands) Taxpayers (Thousands) Gross Domestic Product ($millions) GDP Per Person ($) Exports of Goods and Services ($millions) Exports / GDP Government Revenues ($ Millions) Federal Government Total Local Governments Total Government Revenues Government Debt Charges ($ Millions) Federal Government Total Local Governments Total Indicators of Debt Charges Federal Debt Charges / Federal Revenues Provincial Debt Charges / Provincial Revenues Local Debt Charges / Local Revenues Total Debt Charges / Total Revenues Federal Debt Charges / GDP Federal Debt Charges / Exports Per Person Liability Figures ($) Federal: Direct Debt Federal: Other Liabilities Federal: Program Obligations Total Federal Liabilities Per Taxpayer Liability Figures Federal Direct Debt Federal Indirect Debt Federal Program Obligations Total Federal Liabilities per Taxpayer GDP Indicators Federal Direct Debt / GDP

50. [Freesw] Canadian Federal Government FLOSS Study
    Freesw canadian federal government FLOSS Study. Joseph Dal Molin freesw@conecta.it30 Jan 2003 124114 0500 Previous message Freesw  
    http://mail.conecta.it/pipermail/freesw/2003-January/001420.html

51. US And Canadian Federal Government Department Web Sites
    External Links US and canadian federal government Department Web Sites. Thislist is restricted to US and canadian federal government departments.  
    http://freespace.virgin.net/john.cletheroe/usa_can/links/gov.htm
    
    Extractions: USA and Canada Holiday Hints 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. Verified Aug-99. Verified Sep-99. Includes information for visitors from Britain to Canada. Verified Oct-98. Verified Jul-00. Verified Dec-00. This site acts as a portal to the 20,000 US Government web sites which between them offer over 27 million web pages. It is organised by subject rather than by department name. Verified Sep-00. A version of the Google search engine with hits restricted to the .gov, .mil and .us domains. Verified Jan-01.

52. Canadian Federal Government Subscribes To Bentley SELECT Coast-to-Coast - Direct
    canadian federal government Subscribes to Bentley SELECT Coastto-Coast, Bentleyproducts are widely used throughout the canadian federal government.  
    http://nt1.directionsmag.com/pressreleases.asp?PressID=181

53. Canadian Federal Government - Virtual Library - Fanshawe College
    canadian federal government. Please note The links below leave www.fanshawec.ca.Links to other sites are provided as a resource.  
    http://www.fanshawec.on.ca/vlibrary/government/federal.asp
    
    Extractions: These links will open in a new window. Close or minimize the window to return to this page. Canada Gazette - the official newspaper of the Government of Canada. Contains the most recent Public Acts of Parliament, regulations, and other statutory instruments. Canada Site - official Government of Canada website, with links to departments, agencies, and provinces Canada's Federal Laws - from the Dept. of Justice, a searchable database of federal laws, regulations, plus the Canada Gazette and some case law Canada's Parliament - information from the House of Commons and Senate, including Bills, Debates, and research publications Depository Services Program - Canadian government information and links to government websites. Lots of documents here.

54. Canadian Federal Government Commits Itself To Honour The Treaties
    The federal government has released an official statement affirming its of a way oflife , the government feels any position in the larger Canadian society. .  
    http://www.sicc.sk.ca/saskindian/a73aug07.htm
    
    Extractions: Previous Article Next Article FNPI Search Home ... Year List SASKATCHEWAN INDIAN AUGUST 1973 v03 n06 p07 The federal government has released an official statement affirming its commitment to honor Treaties signed with Indian people and its willingness to negotiate with Indian groups to settle outstanding claims. In a statement released by Indian Affairs minister Jean Chretien August 8, the government said it was confirming a statement made by Queen Elizabeth in Calgary when she said, "You may be assured that my government of Canada recognizes the importance of full compliance with the spirit and terms of your Treaties." Mr. Chretien said his statement was "to signify the government's recognition and acceptance of its continuing responsibility under the British North American Act. The government wants to reassure Native peoples concerned and the people of Canada generally that its policy in this regard is an expression of acknowledged responsibility." Turning to the question of aboriginal rights, Mr. Chretien said, "It is basic to the position of the government that these claims must be settled and that the most promising avenue to settlement is through negotiation."

55. Canada Federal Government - Organization And How It Works
    Advertisement. The canadian federal government. FederalGovernment Organization. More of this Feature.  
    http://canadanews.about.com/library/weekly/aa031598.htm
    
    Extractions: A simple way to understand how the federal government in Canada is organized is to take a look at its Organization Chart For more in-depth information, the Government Organization page has information on major Canadian government institutions - the monarchy, governor general, federal courts, the prime minister, parliament, government departments and agencies. A quick way to find your way around the thousands of pages of information put out by the Canadian government is to use the Canada Online Subject Index to federal government departments and agencies. Once you find the relevant department, most government sites have a search function that will guide you from there.

56. Canadian Federal Government Contracts
    The canadian federal government buys over $14billion worth of goodsand services each year. canadian federal government Contracts.  
    http://canadanews.about.com/library/weekly/aa103197.htm
    
    Extractions: Have you wondered how to be one of those Canadian businesses with a federal government contract, and decided you have to have political connections to do it? Well, that's not necessarily so. The process is complicated, however, and requires patience and research. Given that the Canadian federal government contracts for about $14 billion in goods and services each year, it may be worth your while.

57. Government Documents Library -- Michigan State University Libraries
    MSU Libraries Home Page, canadian federal government Information.Government of Canada Primary Internet Site ( Canada Site ). The  
    http://www.lib.msu.edu/publ_ser/docs/can/fedinfo1.htm
    
    Extractions: Canadian Federal Government Information Government of Canada Primary Internet Site ("Canada Site") The site offers a series of links to information products and services from Government of Canada organizations, as well as information on Canada's people, history, and geography. Government Information Locator Service The Government Information Locator Service (GILS) is a mechanism for identifying and describing government information resources and assists the public in accessing government information. GILS records identify a variety of publicly available federal information resources including servers on the Internet, printed publications, collections, phone-based services, and similar resources. Canadian Government Information on the Internet This site provides information on the following: Major InternetSites, Federal Information (By subject), Provincial Information (By province), Municipal information, Distribution / Discussion Lists Library Catalogues, and Electronic journals. Canada Gazette The Canada Gazette is the official news bulletin of the Government of Canada. The Canada Gazette is published under authority of the Statutory Instruments Act. It consists of three parts:

58. III. Canadian Federal Government Publications Relevant To The Salmon Aquaculture
    Environmental Assessment Office, Salmon Aquaculture. III. canadian federal governmentPublications Relevant to the Salmon Aquaculture Review. Amyot, JP (1986).  
    http://www.intrafish.com/laws-and-regulations/report_bc/pt3.htm
    
    Extractions: Office Amyot, J.P. (1986). Aquaculture in Canada: backgrounder . Ottawa: Library of Parliament. Anonymous (1993). Chilean salmon aquaculture industry. Ottawa: Industry, Science and Technology Canada. Birch, G.J. (1989) . A preliminary investigation of environmental conditions around existing and planned fish farm sites in Sechelt and Salmon Inlets . Canadian Manuscript Report of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences. West Vancouver, B.C.: Department of Fisheries and Oceans, Biological Sciences Branch. Booth, J., and H. Rueggegerg. (1989). Marine birds and aquaculture in British Columbia: Assessment of geographical overlap. Phase II report: Canadian Wildlife Service, Tech. Rep. Ser. Booth, J. and H. Rueggegerg (1988). Marine birds and aquaculture in British Columbia: Assessment and management of interactions . Phase I report. Prepared for the Canadian Wildlife Service. Cook, B.A. and R. McGaw (1991).

59. Maple Leaf Web -- Canadian Federal Government Sites
    Royal Canadian Mint; Royal Canadian Mounted Police Wanted by the RCMP. RCMP ChiefInformation Officer; Directory of Federal Real Property; Government OnLine;  
    http://www.mapleleafweb.com/one/fed.htm

60. Étude: Canadian Federal Government Information Technology Market: The 9th Annua
    http://www.infometre.cefrio.qc.ca/fiches/fiche86.asp
    
    Extractions: Quelques résultats: L’étude révèle que les dépenses informatiques des gouvernements provinciaux ont connu une croissance se situant entre 25% et 30%, du 31 mars 1998 au 31 mars 1999. Quant à celles du gouvernement fédéral, elles ont plutôt augmenté de 15%. Au cours de cette même période, le gouvernement fédéral a investi 3,5 milliards $ dans l'informatique, incluant les produits, les services et la main-d’œuvre. Le gouvernement du Québec, quant à lui, a dépensé 400 millions $. Il est précédé du gouvernement de l’Ontario (650 millions $) et il est suivi, ex aequo, des gouvernements de l’Alberta et de la Colombie-Britannique (300 millions $). Les résultats de l’enquête permettent également de dégager des tendances communes aux différents gouvernements. Ainsi, la prestation de services électroniques aux citoyens fait partie des priorités «post-an 2000». De plus, tous les gouvernements ont adopté une approche centralisée de l’architecture et de l’infrastructure informatiques. Enfin, au fur et à mesure que les systèmes prennent de l’expansion et se complexifient, les gouvernements constatent qu’il est primordial de maintenir un haut niveau de qualité des services offerts. Dépenses informatiques gouvernementales 1998-1999

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