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canadian federal government. Environment Canada The State of Canada'sEnvironment Infobase. http//www1.ec.gc.ca/~soer/ Detailed
http://palaeo-electronica.org/1998_1/global/canada.htm

Extractions: http://www.ec.gc.ca/climate/ccs/ccs_e.htm The Canada Country Study provides a critical perspective for charting Canada's future. It is an important piece of knowledge on what we know today about climate change. However, a lot of work remains to be done. I commend the many individuals who have contributed to this study. The Canada Country Study consists of six regional reports, released this summer and fall, and two national summary reports. A final report on sectoral issues and matters that cut across these boundaries will be released in the spring of1998. Internationally, the Canada Country Study contributed to the preparation of a North American chapter in the Special Report on the regional impact of climate change of the UN-led Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC). The study will also form part of Canada's contribution to the third IPCC assessment report on the global impact of climate change, to be released in 2001. Environment Canada: The Greenlane
Canada Online - Canadian Government News Issues And Services
canadian federal government services to help you find employmentin Canada, from job banks to labour market information.
http://canadaonline.tqn.com/cs/fedemployment/
Canadian Government Information On The Internet
Includes the federal, provincial, and municipal levels. Also provides access to discussion lists, library catalogs, and electronic journals. Part of the Depository Services Program website.
http://dsp-psd.pwgsc.gc.ca/dsp-psd/Reference/cgii_index-e.html
Structure Of The Government Of Canada | Canada Site
Provides links explaining the structure of canadian government, monarchy's role, Canada's federal and parliamentary system, also canadian political development.
http://canada.gc.ca/howgoc/glance_e.html
Departments And Agencies | Canada Site
A complete directory of government of Canada institutions.Category Regional North America government Directories and Guides Services Canada; canadian General Standards Board; Consulting and Audit Canada; ContractsCanada; federal Public Service Pension Plan; government Telecommunications
http://canada.gc.ca/depts/major/depind_e.html

Extractions: This comprehensive list provides direct links to the primary Web sites of Government of Canada departments, agencies and Crown corporations, as well as links to Web sites maintained by organizations for which various departments and agencies are responsible. If the name of the organization for which you're looking isn't listed, try consulting The Population Affiliation Report . It contains information on all current Government of Canada departments, agencies, Crown Corporations and special operating agencies, and also includes a listing of organizations that no longer exist or that have been privatized. A B C D ... J K L M N O ... P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
RCMP - TSB
canadian organization dedicated to providing federal government clients with a full range of professional physical and information technology security services and police forces with high technology forensic services.
http://www.rcmp-grc.gc.ca/tsb/
Major Sites
canadian government Information on the Internet (CGII) by Anita Cannon, the Depository Services Program and Contributors government of Canada federal government's gateway to its services and information. Three targeted gateways on the main page guide the user to services and information for canadian
http://dsp-psd.pwgsc.gc.ca/dsp-psd/Reference/fed-e.html
Canadian Salt Producers
Listing of salt producers from the Natural Resources Canada a federal government department specializing in energy, minerals and metals, forests and earth sciences .
http://www.nrcan.gc.ca/mms/efab/mmsd/minerals/salt.htm#producers

Extractions: Mineral and Metal Commodity Reviews List of Producers Salt is such a common part of our everyday existence that we rarely think of it as a natural resource that must be discovered, mined, processed and marketed. Yet salt is so vital to our lives that without it we could perish. We are all benefactors of the rich deposits throughout Canada that contribute to our well-being and our comfortable way of life. The Legacy of Salt Scientists believe that, initially, seas were not salty. It took millions of years to wash out some of the salt locked up in the rocks of continents and for the waters to become brine. About 350 million years ago a large part of North America was covered by ocean. In places where bays existed with very restricted openings to the ocean, salt was deposited in great quantities by solar evaporation as the seas retreated. The deposits were subsequently covered with earth sediments. It is to these locations in Canada that we turn today for our salt supplies. The first air-breathing creature to adapt to a land environment brought a heritage from the seas which survives in man today: the salty fluids of the ocean. Salt is such an important part of the
FASO-AFRS Introduction
Works closely with the canadian government and the security industry to organize training seminars, workshops, and conferences, and obtain briefings in such areas as new developments and new technologies.
http://faso-afrs.ca
Canadian Consumer Information Gateway - Passerelle D'information Pour Le Consomm
government initiative that includes consumer information from various federal, provincial and territorial government departments and agencies. Also features the Complaint Courier tool.
http://www.consumerinformation.ca/
Canadian Justice System
federal government's overview of Canada's system of law and justice.
http://canada.justice.gc.ca/en/jus/

Extractions: Canada's System of Justice is guided by legislative institutions that enact federal laws in accordance with the principles set out in the Canadian Constitution and the Charter of Rights and Freedoms. This page provides links to information that explains how the Canadian legal system works. Canada's System of Justice
Strategis - Technology, Innovation And Licensing
Similar pages More results from strategis.ic.gc.ca government Information canadian government Information is a selective collection of links to canadian governmentsites and key federal documents maintained by the National Library of
http://strategis.ic.gc.ca/sc_innov/tech/engdoc/2a2.html
CIPPREC
A national association of large owners and developers of commercial real estate; it develops and maintains national real estate standards, and lobbies the federal government.
http://www.ciprec.ca/

Extractions: Goverment Relations Newsletters and Reports Events Committee Meetings ... CIPPREC in the News Ontario to Eliminate Risk of Unitholder Liability in REITs March 27, 2003 After months of intense lobbying, CIPPREC is pleased to advise that the Ontario Government has announced that it will codify limited liability for unitholders in income trusts. CIPPREC has also claimed a large win for its corporate members as Ontario will eliminate capital tax on the same schedule as the Federal Government. Refer to a copy of the News Release that CIPPREC put on Canada NewsWire immediately after attending the Budget presentation at the Magna Training Centre. Link to the Ontario Ministry of Finance web page at http://www.gov.on.ca/fin/ for a complete copy of the 2003 Ontario Budget. Click here for related articles Government Relations: Ontario Electricity Reform, CIPPREC Update - March 25, 2003 - The Competition Bureau announced on Monday, March 24
National Library Of Canada: Official Publications Of Canadian Federal, Provincia
federal government publications are issued from Parliament, all departments andagencies, crown corporations, joint canadian or bilateral international
http://www.nlc-bnc.ca/6/1/s1-300-e.html

Extractions: The largest and most comprehensive collection of federal, provincial and territorial official publications published since 1867 is held at the National Library. Original copies of Canadian official publications prior to 1867 are held in the Rare Book Collection ; post-Confederation are housed as a separate collection within the Library's general collections. Federal government publications are issued from Parliament, all departments and agencies, crown corporations, joint Canadian or bilateral international organizations and the courts (Supreme Court of Canada and Federal Court of Canada.). Researchers should note that non-government published law reports usually require a 24-hour retrieval time. There are also strong collections of publications of all provincial and territorial governments, of inter-provincial bodies, and selected publications of Canadian municipalities (which until recently) were incorporated into the Library's general collection. For historical, social or comparative research you will find here a rich collection of long-run series of debates, journals, gazettes, acts and regulations, statistics including census statistics (nominal statistics are kept at the National Archives of Canada), Royal Commission reports, budgets, public hearings and memoranda, geological reports and election results. Of particular strength is the collection of annual reports and sessional papers.
Federal Maps - Distributor Of Canadian Topographic Maps, National Atlas And Aero
Based in Ontario, federal Maps Inc. is the largest Regional Distributor for all canadian government maps and charts produced by the Canada Map Office (C.M.O.). These products include all available scales of topographic maps, aeronautical charts and thematic maps covering the whole of Canada.
http://www.fedmaps.com/
Major Sites
a list of canadian government library catalogues, links to the major official governmentsites and selected others, and a collection of key federal documents
http://igci.gc.ca/maj-e.html
Ultralight Pilots Association Of Canada
UPAC is the national voice for canadian Ultralight Pilots. UPAC speaks for canadian ultralight aviation interests in discussions with the federal government.
http://www.upac.ca/
Communications Security Establishment | Centre De La Sécurité Des Télécommun
The CSE is a federal government agency that is tasked with gathering communications intelligence and protecting canadian government communications and information technology. In French and English.
http://www.cse.dnd.ca/
Geomatics Canada
Responsible for delivering the federal government's geomatics activities and fostering growth in the canadian geomatics industry
http://www.nrcan.gc.ca/geocan/
Sir Charles Fitzpatrick - Canadian Confederation
Brief biography of Fitzpatrick who played a role in the evolution of Western Canada's political situation. In 1905, he took part, as the federal government representative, in the negotiations that led to the creation of the provinces of Alberta and Saskatchewan.
http://www.nlc-bnc.ca/2/18/h18-2324-e.html

Extractions: Hon. Charles Fitzpatrick, Member of Parliament and Solicitor General of Canada. The Right Honourable Charles Fitzpatrick played an active role in the evolution of Western Canada's political situation. In 1905, he took part, as the federal government representative, in the negotiations that led to the creation of the provinces of Alberta and Saskatchewan Charles Fitzpatrick's legal career was always as important as his political career. In 1885, he won renown as defence counsel for Louis Riel , then accused of treason by John A. Macdonald 's Conservative government. In 1897, he represented the Dominion of Canada before the London Privy Council in a case involving the fisheries. A member of the Liberal Party, Fitzpatrick sat in the Legislative Assembly of Quebec from 1890 to 1896, and in the House of Commons from 1896 to 1906. He was solicitor general (1896) and minister of justice (from 1902 to 1906) in Sir Wilfrid Laurier's government. It was as solicitor general in 1897 that Fitzpatrick met with Pope Leon XIII and succeeded in obtaining from the supreme pontiff the envoy of Cardinal Merry del Val to settle the issue of schools in Manitoba In 1906, Fitzpatrick resigned from politics and was named chief justice of the Supreme Court of Canada. When he resigned from that position in 1918, he was made lieutenant-governor of Quebec, a post in which he remained until 1923.

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