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December 2005Here are the Government Announcements that have appeared on the Canada Site during the month of December 2005.
Greetings From the PM
The Right Honourable Paul Martin, Prime Minister of Canada, wishes Canadians happy holidays as well as a peaceful and healthy New Year.
The Right Honourable Paul Martin, Prime Minister of Canada, wishes Canadians happy holidays as well as a peaceful and healthy New Year.
Planning to travel?
Whether you're planning to travel by air, rail, road or a waterway, Transport Canada has important information to help you travel safe and travel smart.
Whether you're planning to travel by air, rail, road or a waterway, Transport Canada has important information to help you travel safe and travel smart.
Canada Day Poster Challenge 2006
Every year, thousands of young Canadians from across the country take part in the Canada Day Poster Challenge. The theme of this year's Poster Challenge is "Images of Canada". For details on the contest, please visit the Poster Challenge Web site.
Every year, thousands of young Canadians from across the country take part in the Canada Day Poster Challenge. The theme of this year's Poster Challenge is "Images of Canada". For details on the contest, please visit the Poster Challenge Web site.
The 39th General Election
On January 23, 2006, Canadians will vote in a federal general election. Most electors are already on the Voters List and will receive a voter information card in the mail. For more information about registering as well as voting options, especially if you are going to be away from home on election day, please visit the Elections Canada Web site.
On January 23, 2006, Canadians will vote in a federal general election. Most electors are already on the Voters List and will receive a voter information card in the mail. For more information about registering as well as voting options, especially if you are going to be away from home on election day, please visit the Elections Canada Web site.
Give the gift of Canada
Coming up with gift ideas can be a real challenge. This year, make it easy by giving the gift that grows but is never outgrown. Give the gift of Canada, with Canada Savings Bonds.
Coming up with gift ideas can be a real challenge. This year, make it easy by giving the gift that grows but is never outgrown. Give the gift of Canada, with Canada Savings Bonds.
Canada's Performance 2005
Canada's Performance is the annual report that provides an overview of the federal government's contribution to Canada's performance as a nation - highlighting both our strengths and areas for improvement. It informs parliamentarians and Canadians about the outcomes the government is striving to achieve in three main policy areas - Sustainable Economy, Canada's Social Foundations and Canada's Place in the World - as measured by 30 societal indicators that highlight how our national performance is changing over time.
Canada's Performance is the annual report that provides an overview of the federal government's contribution to Canada's performance as a nation - highlighting both our strengths and areas for improvement. It informs parliamentarians and Canadians about the outcomes the government is striving to achieve in three main policy areas - Sustainable Economy, Canada's Social Foundations and Canada's Place in the World - as measured by 30 societal indicators that highlight how our national performance is changing over time.
The Economic and Fiscal Update 2005
The Economic and Fiscal update 2005 - An update on the national economic and federal fiscal situation leading into the budget planning process and constitutes the base document for pre-budget consultations.
The Economic and Fiscal update 2005 - An update on the national economic and federal fiscal situation leading into the budget planning process and constitutes the base document for pre-budget consultations.
Montréal 2005: The United Nations Climate Change Conference
Beginning November 28, Canada will be at the centre of the world stage as our nation hosts the United Nations Climate Change Conference: Montréal 2005. Visit the United Nations Climate Change Conference Web site to find out more.
Beginning November 28, Canada will be at the centre of the world stage as our nation hosts the United Nations Climate Change Conference: Montréal 2005. Visit the United Nations Climate Change Conference Web site to find out more.
Government's Response to the First Report of the Gomery Commission
The Government of Canada is responding to the first report of the Commission of Inquiry into the Sponsorship Program and Advertising Activities.
The Government of Canada is responding to the first report of the Commission of Inquiry into the Sponsorship Program and Advertising Activities.
Veterans' Week 2005
Each year, Canada marks Veterans' Week from November 5 to 11. This particular year is special because the Government of Canada has declared 2005 the Year of the Veteran. The theme for Veterans' Week 2005 is Honouring Veterans by Teaching Youth. Throughout the week, commemorative events and activities will be held in communities all across Canada. Lest we forget!
Each year, Canada marks Veterans' Week from November 5 to 11. This particular year is special because the Government of Canada has declared 2005 the Year of the Veteran. The theme for Veterans' Week 2005 is Honouring Veterans by Teaching Youth. Throughout the week, commemorative events and activities will be held in communities all across Canada. Lest we forget!
Global Pandemic Readiness: An International Meeting of Ministers of Health On October 24 and 25, 2005
Canada will host an international meeting of Ministers of Health, to enhance global planning and collaboration in advance of a possible influenza pandemic. The meeting will support and contribute to other international initiatives related to pandemic influenza preparedness and response.
Canada will host an international meeting of Ministers of Health, to enhance global planning and collaboration in advance of a possible influenza pandemic. The meeting will support and contribute to other international initiatives related to pandemic influenza preparedness and response.
Canada Site
The Canada Site is the primary Internet access point for Government of Canada information and services. This service was featured in an informative video presentation. Read the text transcript of the Canada Site informative video presentation.
The Canada Site is the primary Internet access point for Government of Canada information and services. This service was featured in an informative video presentation. Read the text transcript of the Canada Site informative video presentation.
Fall Energy Saving Tips
As the light starts to wane, don't let your energy use soar. Follow these tips to play a part in conserving energy this fall.
As the light starts to wane, don't let your energy use soar. Follow these tips to play a part in conserving energy this fall.
Fuel Saving Tips
You can use less energy, save money and help save the environment when running your vehicle.
You can use less energy, save money and help save the environment when running your vehicle.
The New Health Canada Web Site
Stop digging. Start surfing. The new Health Canada Web site will change how you search for health information. Navigation has been simplified and content has been updated and organized by subject using terms that everyone will understand.
Stop digging. Start surfing. The new Health Canada Web site will change how you search for health information. Navigation has been simplified and content has been updated and organized by subject using terms that everyone will understand.
Year of the Veteran
The Government of Canada has declared 2005 to be the Year of the Veteran. Every year is an important year to honour veterans, however 2005 is especially meaningful because it marks the 60th anniversary of the end of the Second World War.
The Government of Canada has declared 2005 to be the Year of the Veteran. Every year is an important year to honour veterans, however 2005 is especially meaningful because it marks the 60th anniversary of the end of the Second World War.
Take the One-Tonne Challenge!
The Government of Canada is calling on all Canadians to take the One-Tonne Challenge to reduce their personal greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by one tonne - about 20 percent. Find out how easy it can be to take action on climate change, contribute to cleaner air and save money too. Visit the One-Tonne Challenge Web site today!
The Government of Canada is calling on all Canadians to take the One-Tonne Challenge to reduce their personal greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by one tonne - about 20 percent. Find out how easy it can be to take action on climate change, contribute to cleaner air and save money too. Visit the One-Tonne Challenge Web site today!
Speech from the Throne - October 2004
The Speech from the Throne to open the first session of the thirty-eighth Parliament of Canada.
The Speech from the Throne to open the first session of the thirty-eighth Parliament of Canada.
Safety and Security for Canadians
What actions has the Government of Canada taken to improve safety and security for Canadians since September 11, 2001? Consult the Safety and Security for Canadians Web site for regular updates from many government departments and agencies that are working together to keep Canada safe.
What actions has the Government of Canada taken to improve safety and security for Canadians since September 11, 2001? Consult the Safety and Security for Canadians Web site for regular updates from many government departments and agencies that are working together to keep Canada safe.
