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Canadian Government Information On The Internet (CGII)
Lists canadian federal, provincial and municipal government sites by category.
http://cgii.gc.ca/index-e.html
Canadian Federal Election Riding-by-Riding Prediction
canadian federal Election Ridingby-Riding Prediction information Submission OntarioIf the form is not working properly, please email the input directly.
http://www.arts.uwaterloo.ca/~m6chan/2000_federal/submit_on.htm

Extractions: Algoma-Manitoulin AncasterDundasFlamboroughAldershot Barrie-Simcoe-Bradford Beaches-East York Bramalea-Gore-Malton-Springdale Brampton Centre Brampton West-Mississauga Brant Bruce-Grey-Owen Sound Burlington Cambridge Chatham-Kent-Essex Davenport Don Valley East Don Valley West Dufferin-Peel-Wellington-Grey Durham Eglinton-Lawrence Elgin-Middlesex-London Erie-Lincoln Essex Etobicoke Centre Etobicoke-Lakeshore Etobicoke North Glengarry-Prescott-Russell Guelph-Wellington Haldimand-Norfolk-Brant Haliburton-Victoria-Brock Halton Hamilton East Hamilton Mountain Hamilton West Hastings-Frontenac-Lennox-Addington Huron-Bruce Kenora-Rainy River Kingston and the Islands Kitchener Centre Kitchener-Waterloo Lambton-Kent-Middlesex Lanark-Carleton Leeds-Grenville London North Centre London-Fanshawe London West Markham Mississauga Centre Mississauga East Mississauga South Mississauga West Nepean-Carleton Niagara Centre Niagara Falls Nickel Belt Nipissing Northumberland Oak Ridges Oakville Oshawa Ottawa Centre Ottawa-Orléans Ottawa South Ottawa-Vanier Ottawa West-Nepean Oxford Parkdale-High Park Parry Sound-Muskoka Perth-Middlesex Peterborough Pickering-Ajax-Uxbridge Prince Edward-Hastings Renfrew-Nipissing-Pembroke Sarnia-Lambton Sault Ste. Marie
Canadian Consumer Information Organizations - Federal Government Canada
Web sites of canadian federal government organizations dealingwith consumer information and protection in Canada.
http://canadahistory.about.com/library/fed/blfcons.htm
Electronic Access To Canadian Federal Government Information: How Prepared Are T
capabilities and related services required by depository libraries to provide permanentpublic access to canadian federal government information in electronic
http://dsp-psd.pwgsc.gc.ca/Rapports/DV/engrep1.html

Extractions: Report to Depository Services Program Canadian Government Publishing Public Works and Government Services Canada Electronic Access to Canadian Federal Government Information: How Prepared are the Depository Libraries? as required by Contract No. 66245-6-1025/01-CP 7 August 1996 Prepared by Elizabeth Dolan and Liwen Vaughan Faculty of Communications and Open Learning University of Western Ontario August 1997 Executive Summary Canada's Depository Services Program (DSP) has been operating for seventy years providing a vital link between Canadian citizens and their federal government through the free distribution of official publications to full and selective deposi tory libraries. The recent rapid expansion of electronic publication and dissemination of federal government information in Canada has led the DSP to fund the first extensive examination of the state of readiness of depository libraries to adopt the new technologies. In the fall of 1996 researchers at the Graduate School of Library and Information Science, University of Western Ontario undertook a project to investigate the technological capabilities and related services required by depository libraries to provide permanent public access to Canadian federal government information in electronic form. A self-administered questionnaire was sent to all full and selective depositories in Canada and abroad in order to collect both quantitative and qualitative data. Res ults are based on the analysis of data from 450 completed questionnaires (representing a 50% return rate). The return rate for Canadian depository libraries is approximately 57%.
Local Mentor Program ~ Tuition Information
canadian federal Government, please use the following procedure Complete the onlineregistration form and click Calculate Fees . Verify all the information
http://www.sans.org/onlinetraining/mentor/tuition.php

Extractions: SANS Forum Reading Room GIAC SCORE ... Storm Center Anywhere - Anytime Registration Information Tuition Fee Information - Select a Track or Course - Track 1: SANS Security Essentials and the CISSP Common Body of Knowledge Track 2: Firewalls, Perimeter Protection and VPNs Securing Windows 2000 - The Gold Standard On-line Training Variations Standard On-Line Training Instructor Led On-Line Training (ILOT) Group Licences
SANS Houston ~ Tuition Information
then email tuition@sans.org requesting information to complete the transfer. federalGovernment Purchase Orders (ONLY US canadian federal GOVERNMENT) YOU
http://www.sans.org/Houston/tuition.php
The Globe And Mail: Series
Feature page containing articles and information relating to the canadian federal election.
http://www.globeandmail.com/election2000/
Federally Owned Canadian Bridges - Ponts Canadiens - Federal Bridge Corporation
information on canadian Government owned bridges with links to subsidiary companies who manage structures in various locations.
http://www.federalbridge.ca/
IMRC - Metadata
Metadata is information that describes the characteristics of documents or documentlikeobjects to facilitate Metadata Guidance for canadian federal Agencies.
http://www.cio-dpi.gc.ca/im-gi/meta/meta_e.asp

Extractions: IMRC - Metadata Metadata is information that describes the characteristics of documents or document-like objects to facilitate their retrieval and management. Metadata elements are concerned with the semantics, or meaning, of the metadata tags used. Please send us your suggestions for other resources for this page. See the most current Canadian Standards on creating metadata View other Metadata Resources by: Best Practices Canada ... World Wide Web Consortium (W3C)
Canadian Election Riding-by-Riding Information Exchange
Please pay his site a visit 2000 canadian federal Election Ridingby-RidingInformation. You can also email Milton at m6chan@watarts.uwaterloo.ca.
http://www.math.harvard.edu/~dsavitt/election97.html

Extractions: Riding-by-Riding Information Exchange Hello, friends. A federal election campaign has begun, and the timing couldn't be worse for me. I'm in the middle of trying to write a thesis and apply for jobs, and there really isn't time for me to be doing anything else. So while I'd love to run the Riding-by-Riding Information Exchange again, this time around I'm not going to be able to do it. However, political junkies need not despair!! Milton Chan, a student at the University of Waterloo, and one of the most active participants and observers of the 1997 website, has generously volunteered his time for the project. Please pay his site a visit: 2000 Canadian Federal Election Riding-by-Riding Information You can also email Milton at m6chan@watarts.uwaterloo.ca You can take a post-election look at the Information Exchange's Guide To Election Night Viewing To take a look at the list of seats we missed, click here 28 of the 34 predictions we got wrong involved either the Tories or the NDP, and specifically 17 involved the Tories, 12 involved the NDP, and 1 (Sackville-Eastern Shore) involved both. The major reason for this, I think, is simply that a larger fraction seats where either the Conservatives or the NDP were in the running tended to be fairly close (or even 3-way races) and thus more difficult to call. A number of the NDP misses came due to a missed regional trendthe collapse of the Liberals in the Maritimes and in particular in Nova Scotia. We had information to the effect that the NDP was gaining strength quickly there and even one or two predictions of NDP upsets, but nothing we heard indicated the full extent of the deflation of the Liberals.
Federal Programs And Services
The canadian federal government offers a multitude of information, programs andservices for small businesses; see how they can help you plan, develop, and
http://sbinfocanada.about.com/cs/federalprograms/
Canada_Federal
information about canadian government programs and services and where to get moreinformation. canadian federal Government Databases Accessible Through the
http://www.lib.uoguelph.ca/gov-pubs/cafed.htm

Extractions: Search Search TRELLIS Basic Searches (title, author, subject, call number, keyword) Combined Keyword Searches Course Reserve Help Where Is It? Call Number Locator Indexes All Databases Social Sciences General Interest Journal Title Abbreviations Whats Online Electronic Books E-Journals Journal Indexes To find articles on a topic. Journal Title Abbreviations To translate title abbreviations Electronic Reference Government Publications Geographic Information Systems (TDR) TriUniversity Data Resources ... Your Library Account If Its Not At Guelph... TUGdoc Form Journals in our catalogue How To Request Books in our catalogue Interlibrary Loan Items NOT in our catalogue Ingenta / UnCover Tutorial Search Database CISTI Source ... Other Library Catalogues About The Library Hours General Information, Contacts, Policies Where Is It? Where are the washrooms, telephones, specific call numbers, etc.? Feedback Library Departments Academic Liaison Team Government Publications, Data, Maps and GIS Information Resources Learning Commons ... TUG Annex Getting Started Library Instruction Library Tour Subject and Course Guides Where Is It?
CLA: Resources - Information Rights Week (April 7 To 13, 2002)
The theme, Canada@Your Library, focuses on the importance of canadian federal publicationsand information in creating an open society in Canada and celebrates
http://www.cla.ca/resources/irw2002.htm

Extractions: Resources The Canadian Library Association Announces Information Rights Week in Canada, Canada@Your Library February 18, 2002 - Ottawa, Ontario CLA President Margaret Law is pleased to declare April 7 to 13, 2002 as Information Rights Week in Canada. The theme, Canada@Your Library, focuses on the importance of Canadian federal publications and information in creating an open society in Canada and celebrates the 75th anniversary of the federal government's Depository Services Programme (DSP). The Depository Services Programme (DSP) was established in 1927 as an essential link between the Canadian federal government and the Canadian public, other governments, universities and businesses. Its primary objective is to ensure that Canadians have ready and equal access to federal government information. It does this by providing copies of government publications to more than 790 libraries in Canada and to another 147 institutions around the world. Information Rights Week 2002 celebrates the role of Canadian libraries as being a key point of contact for citizens, students, educators and researchers seeking government information. Libraries provide assistance by identifying the appropriate level of government and department and by locating the proper information in either print or electronic format. Information Rights Week is an opportunity for libraries, library associations and others who support access to information, to increase public awareness of all matter of information policy issues: equitable access to government information; intellectual freedom and privacy.
Yale University Library
Guide to canadian Government information on the Internet. Government of Canada. WeeklyChecklist Recent Releases From the canadian federal Government.
http://www.library.yale.edu/govdocs/caninfo.html
Canadian Government Documents (Queen's University Library, Kingston, Canada)
Legislation canadian Legislation links to canadian federal andprovincial statutes, regulations, and legislative information.
http://library.queensu.ca/webdoc/web/canada.htm

Extractions: Home QCAT Databases Libraries ... Government Documents Sites Related to this Page: Hours of Government Documents Floorplan Government of Canada site Statistics Canada site Queen's Library Home Queen's University Home Federal Provincial and Territorial Municipal To find Canadian government publications/resources in our collection, search: Library Catalogue (QCAT) Canadian Research Index for the Microlog collection DSP E-collection for "free to depository libraries" electronic publications Social Science Data Centre for survey files and other statistical resources
InfoSource -- Sources Of Federal Government Information 2001-2002
canadian Transportation Agency canadian Wheat Board Farm Credit Corporation CanadaFederal Bridge Corporation Hazardous Materials information Review Commission
http://infosource.gc.ca/Info_1/index-e.html
InfoSource -- Sources Of Federal Government Information 2000-2001--Adobe Acrobat
canadian Wheat Board (PDF version); Citizenship and federal Bridge Corporation Limited(PDF version version); Hazardous Materials information Review Commission
http://infosource.gc.ca/Info_1/pdf/pdf-index-e.html

Extractions: Contact Us Help Search Canada Site ... TB Home Search All of InfoSource Background Information Responsibilities Information Program Records Organization Information for [Top] This publication describes the organization and information holdings of all federal government institutions subject to the Access to Information Act and/or the Privacy Act Note: to read the PDF versions you need Adobe Acrobat Reader 5.0 (or later) on your system. Acrobat Reader is available from http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readermain.html . If the Adobe download site is not accessible to you, you can download Acrobat Reader from an accessible page at: http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/alternate.html If you choose not to use Acrobat Reader you can have the PDF file converted to HTML or ASCII text by using one of the conversion services offered by Adobe at http://access.adobe.com/onlinetools.html
Canadian Association Of Broadcasters
Represents broadcasters, private radio and television stations, networks and specialty services to the federal government. information on industrywide strategic plans and members.
http://www.cab-acr.ca/
Entrust: Success Stories: Entrust Saves Canadian Federal Government Millions Of
Entrust saves canadian federal Government millions of dollars. The need for secureelectronic commerce and information exchange is becoming paramount to the
http://www.entrust.com/success/cangov.htm

Extractions: document.write(tab_code) Customers Search Success Stories Alphabetical List Tell Us Your Story Like most government departments, Public Works and Government Services Canada (PWGSC) is concerned about network security. The need for secure electronic commerce and information exchange is becoming paramount to the Department's daily operation. The Government has incorporated Entrust in its public-key infrastructure (PKI). The PKI allows users to secure local files and network communications for electronic mail, electronic forms, electronic data interchange (EDI), database access, the Web, and many other applications. Entrust provides the enabling technology required to meet future security goals and objectives within the government. Government Telecommunication and Informatics Services (GTIS), a branch of PWGSC, has implemented and Entrust-based PKI to provide improved security for a variety of common applications. GTIS will implement all the features and functionalities required in a robust key management service. Efficiency from technology
15 Nov 2001: Entrust Achieves First U.S. And Canadian FIPS 140-1 Standards Valid
Entrust Achieves First US and canadian FIPS 1401 Standards Validation for CSE) haveawarded Entrust TruePass with the federal information Processing Standards
http://www.entrust.com/news/files/11_15_01_776.htm

Extractions: 15 Nov 2001 DALLAS, November 15, 2001 Entrust, Inc. [Nasdaq: ENTU] , a leading global provider of Internet security solutions and services, announced today that the U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) and Canada's Communications Security Establishment (CSE) have awarded Entrust TruePass with the Federal Information Processing Standards and Publication (FIPS) 140-1 validation. Entrust TruePass is the first and only Java application to gain this key security validation from both agencies. With this validation, agencies within both governments can now take advantage of Entrust TruePass to enable users to more securely conduct valuable and sensitive online transactions. These secure transactions are made possible using identification and digital signature capabilities. Entrust TruePass uses its "zero footprint" model to deliver persistent encryption from users, to Web server, to back end applications. Established by NIST, the FIPS 140-1 validation is a standard that involves an independent, formal, third-party testing process within the U.S. and Canadian governments. This process is an essential element for verifying that cryptographic-based security systems meet recognized standards. FIPS 140-1 validation is a mandatory requirement by all U.S. federal agencies for the purchase, design and implementation of cryptographic-based security systems.

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