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The Reconciliation: A Starting Point mobile app is a reference tool for learning about First Nations, Inuit and Métis Peoples, including key historical events and examples of reconciliation initiatives.
This job aid lists resources, self-reflection exercises and examples of common questions to consider when preparing for an executive-level job interview in the public service.
This video features Daniel Quan-Watson, retired Deputy Minister of Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs Canada, who reflects on his career in the public service, his work with Indigenous Peoples and on Indigenous issues, and what leadership means and how it can manifest in different ways.
This video features Louis Ranger, retired Deputy Minister of Transport, Infrastructure and Communities, who provides insights on emergency management and communications and reflects on his career trajectory, leadership inspirations and approaches.
The Manager Development Program provides new managers with valuable insights into their roles and accountabilities and how to grow as leaders in a rapidly evolving public service landscape.
This online self-paced course explains how to set up the right environment for a successful presentation and offers techniques for managing stage fright and using your voice and body language to effectively deliver your message. Participants will learn how to anticipate audience questions and respond during Q&A sessions in a manner that favourably maintains credibility and presentation success.
This event recording features a discussion with public service leaders and innovators on emerging challenges in human resources, including technological shifts, labour shortages and the ongoing requirement for innovation skills.
This job aid presents a decision table that can be used to determine the most appropriate combination of instruments for developing or implementing a new policy.
This job aid provides an overview of federalism, the historical division of powers, and the responsibilities of each level of government, including through Crown-Indigenous relations.
This event recording explores the defining characteristics of populist parties and features a presentation by Bart Bonikowski, associate professor at New York University, titled "Nationalism and the Rise of Radical Right Politics in the United States and Europe."
This online self-paced course explores a new model for policy making that focuses on constant learning and adaptation, increased integration, and a more responsive and iterative design process.
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