Belinda Stronach, Minister for Service Canada and Minister of Human Resources and Skills Development (second from left), is joined by Minister of State (Families and Caregivers), Tony Ianno (from left to right, standing); MP Dr. Ruby Dhalla; Minister of Citizenship and Immigration, Joe Volpe; Minister of Social Development, Ken Dryden; and on-site Service Canada manager, Aretha Mallett (seated), at the official Toronto opening of Service Canada, Wednesday, September 14, 2005.
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The official opening of Service Canada in communities across the country was announced on September 14th, 2005 by Belinda Stronach, Minister for Service Canada and Minister of Human Resources and Skills Development (HRSDC).
This announcement marks a tangible step forward in improving government services to Canadians. Our goal is to provide easy-to-access, one-stop, personalized service. Service Canada is bringing Government of Canada services and benefits together through a single service delivery network.
Through the Service Canada network, Canadians can receive the help they need when they want, where they want and how they want:
Part of our commitment to service is a Service Charter that explains what Canadians can expect from us and how they can provide feedback on the quality of our service. At Service Canada, we are always looking for ways to improve our service.
Service Canada will provide better, one-stop service to more Canadians in more communities, delivered with the right service attitude.
Service Canada Officially Launches in Communities Across Canada:
Official Opening in Toronto, Ontario: News Release | Backgrounders | Speech
Official Opening in Montréal, Quebec: News Release | Photos
Official Opening in Regina, Saskatchewan: News Release | Backgrounder
Official Opening in St. Boniface, Manitoba: News Release | Backgrounder
Official Opening in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island: News Release | Backgrounder |
