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OTTAWA – Not since the Gomery inquiry into the sponsorship scandal more than 20 years ago has the focus on how public servants manage been so...
OTTAWA – Brian Mulroney was elected prime minister promising to give public servants “pink slips and running shoes.” He didn’t follow through...
(Version française disponible ici) For years, activist Richard Sharpe warned every top bureaucrat he met that Black public service workers would...
Graham Flack, a senior federal public servant who held jobs at the centre of crises ranging from the threat of Quebec secession, 9/11, the 2008 global...
OTTAWA – Catherine Luelo left the public service because she saw it as too undisciplined to bring government into the digital age. Now she’s taken...
OTTAWA – Canada’s top bureaucrat has assembled a dozen teams of deputy ministers to shake conventional thinking on policymaking and develop fresh...
OTTAWA – So far, the buck stops nowhere. MPs on the government operations committee have spent a year trying to untangle contracting for the...
OTTAWA – The federal government’s chief information officer is leaving the job as the bureaucracy struggles to modernize aging technology systems...
(Version française disponible ici) OTTAWA – John Hannaford, the first Gen Xer to head Canada’s public service after decades of Baby Boomer...
(Version française disponible ici) OTTAWA – Canada’s top bureaucrat is making values and ethics a top priority, striking a task force of deputy...
(Version française disponible ici) OTTAWA — On paper, Canada’s public service can handily find billions of dollars in spending cuts. The big...
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