Don’t worry, be happy…you work in Canada
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Be happy, dear public servant reader, that you work for a Canadian government. The U.S. government shutdown has affected 800,000...
Whither Canadian mining research
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Mining defines civilization. Without metals and mineral resources to fuel society’s needs, man’s progress would be stuck at pre-historic levels....
Mining at a crossroads of opportunity
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The fruits of mining are all around us. Minerals and metals are the building blocks of the vehicles and public...
Weekly Roundup – September 27th
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It’s Friday! Here’s our roundup of everything we’ve been talking about this week: Patti Giberson and Alisa Neuman talk about...
Blueprint 2020: A tool to increase your engagement
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To adapt to the forces of change reshaping our world and to serve Canadians better, the public service must have...
Science challenge propels policy solutions
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Employees at Natural Resources Canada are strengthening their science policy knowledge and networks through the design and delivery of, and...
Service Through Technology, Both New and Old
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As of last week, residents of Newfoundland and Labrador can order birth, marriage and death certificates online. Previously, residents who...
A new accountability authority for Ontario
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The Ontario government is moving forward with the creation of a new position called the Financial Accountability Officer to provide...
BC launches online mapping toolkit
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The government of British Columbia recently launched iMapBC 2.0, an upgraded version of their online mapping toolkit. The application will...
Coach or mentor: Which one do you need?
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Have you ever faced a tough work situation where you thought, “I wish I had someone to talk this through...