Sinking silos, but the skills remain the same
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There was some debate between the business and labour communities with government on the scope and the role of the...
Voting digital: Markham connects through tech
4 min read
Technology has fundamentally changed the way governments and their citizens interact.
Community youth find their voice and beat
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British Columbia's Ministry of Aboriginal Relations and Reconciliation leads efforts towards reconciliation with Aboriginal peoples.
Principles, drivers and the little picture
4 min read
Wondering why it sometimes seems so blankety-blank hard to get anything done these days? Everybody will have their own take...
Organizing NGOs: Transplanting a chamber model
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Canada's non-profit and voluntary sector is in a peculiar position. For a sector that is 161,000 organizations strong, boasts a...
Expenditure management: Why Ottawa’s system won’t work without political commitment
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CGE Vol.13 No.9 November 2007 The new expenditure management system announced by the Harper government is not a surprise -...
Renewal: Will it be different this time?
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CGE Vol.13 No.10 December 2007 Public servants are used to secretaries of cabinet promoting projects to renew, reinvent or reinvi
Smooth sailing: A model procurement
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Canada's shipbuilding industry is now on the cusp of resurgence thanks to the National Shipbuilding Procurement Strategy.
Closing the gap between policy design and execution
5 min read
Government policy agendas have long been fraught with complexity.
Not fit to print: A new format for delivering the news
4 min read
For decades, governments around the world have relied on the news release to spread the word about programs and policies.