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Environment Canada: Information Resources

• Environment Canada's 2004-2005 Estimates: Report on Plans and Priorities
  Environment Canada's 2004-2005 Estimates: Report on Plans and Priorities is an important planning instrument for the next three years. Its concise and credible information assists Parliamentarians in meeting their decision-making responsibilities. This report illustrates long-term benefits that Environment Canada aims to achieve for Canadians. In addition, the report demonstrates how the priorities and resources allocated to Environment Canada will contribute to the ultimate accomplishment of long-term strategic outcomes. (Available electronically only )
  
  
• Environment Canada's 2005-2006 Estimates: Report on Plans and Priorities
  Environment Canada's 2005-2006 Estimates: Report on Plans and Priorities is an important planning instrument for the next three years. Its concise and credible information assists the Parliamentarians in meeting their decision-making responsibilities. This report illustrates long-terms benefits that Environment Canada aims to achieve for Canadians. In addition, the report demonstrates how the priorities and resources allocated to Environment Canada will contribute to the ultimate accomplishment of the long-term strategic outcomes. Environment Canada's Report on Plans and Priorities is tabled annually to the House of Commons.
  
  
• Environment Canada's Departmental Performance Report - 2003-2004
  This Departmental Performance Report outlines the progress and highlights the achievements in improving environmental quality to protect Canadians' health, preserve nature and enhance economic competitiveness.
  
  
• Science and Technology: The Foundation for Policy, Regulation and Service
  It should not be surprising that Environment Canada is a science-based department. Science, after all, is all about understanding nature. In fact, over 70% of the Department's budget is devoted to science and technology (S&T;) activities, and about two-thirds of its employees are in S&T; occupations. The Department has national S&T; centres and institutes, including the Environmental Technology Centre, the National Wildlife Research Centre, the National Water Research Institute, the Wastewater Technology Centre and the Climate and Atmospheric Research Centres.