One public service union says it has confirmed examples in six departments and agencies where in-office presence is included in performance reviews, while Treasury Board says managers may include onsite-presence expectations in performance agreements.
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As Health Canada looks to improve the regulatory environment for new medicines in this country, both Pharmascience and AstraZeneca Canada are two of the top pharma organizations that are busy lobbying this year.
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Canada's embassy in Tripoli has been shuttered since 2014, and it could be down to a matter of priorities, which differ from our G7 allies who've returned to their Libya missions, say observers.
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Tensions and infighting among senior Conservatives recently with jabs on social media and in podcasts show little sign of abating, which could make it harder in the long run for the Conservatives to broaden their appeal.
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From boos to gender parity: Dasko officially retired from the Red Chamber on Aug. 19, and sat down with The Hill Times to reflect on her eight years as a Senator.
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While nothing could sway those with strong separatist feelings in Alberta, the tensions between Canada and the United States will make some in the province feel more patriotic, says Alberta’s former senior representative to the U.S.
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Previously housed under ISED, the Industrial and Technological Benefits program is estimated to contribute more than $5-billion to the country's GDP and more than 40,400 jobs annually.
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B.C. byelection ad complaint highlights campaigns’ responsibility to ‘get it right,’ says digital strategist
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Canada has ‘no current plans’ to reopen Libyan embassy while allied diplomats increasingly return to Tripoli
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