Trust and transparency: safeguarding citizen confidence in a digital-first public sector
Trust. Hard-earned, easily lost…and once lost, nearly impossible to regain. We trust the people and organizations that we depend on—from...
Securing Canada’s Data Supply Chain Now-and for the Future
As Winston Churchill said, “Those who fail to learn from history are condemned to repeat it.” The pandemic shone a...
Digital Health A Shared National Imperative
One small, silver-lining from Covid-19 has been a heightened impetus for digital innovation in health care. Unfortunately, much of the...
The Emergencies Act
On a frigid Friday afternoon, Justice Paul Rouleau released his report into the federal government’s use of the Emergencies Act...
Build capacity as centres of expertise
In the new organization, power flows from expertise, not position. ⎯ THOMAS A. STEWART Governments must adapt to increasingly complex...
Elevating Government Services for a Digital-First Canada
The past two years have put digital government services in the spotlight like never before. As Canadians adapted to working...
Leadership development and workplace awareness in the Government of Canada
Our federal government departments and agencies continue to embrace a culture of leadership development notwithstanding the programming challenges they have...
The Canadian Health Care Budget – A Q&A with Dr. Lori Turnbull
Health care has long been quintessential to Canada. However, gaps in Canada’s much-admired system have been visible for some time....
How can technology help solve the labor shortage in public procurement?
We are living in the time of smart cities, autonomous vehicles, algorithmic public policy, and government deployment of blockchain. Government...
What’s Happening to Cohesion in Canada?
In the early months of the COVID-19 pandemic, it seemed that Canadian federalism had never worked so well. Federal and...