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This event recording examines how federalism impacts the provision of health care by provincial and territorial governments and ultimately how it impacts the lives of Canadians across the country.
This event recording features a conversation on how countries across the globe are now competing in a zero-sum game for global market share in advanced-technology industries, such as computer manufacturing, electronics, pharmaceuticals and automobiles.
This video, recorded at the Policy Community Conference 2023, features Terry Irwin, Director of the Transition Design Institute and Professor at Carnegie Mellon University, who explores the principles and methodologies of transition design.
This event recording explores the various interpretations of intergovernmental relations for the different orders of government, and highlights recent case studies that have had a significant impact on provincial powers and intergovernmental cooperation.
This online self-paced course explores how scientific evidence can help translate societal values into policy objectives and effective policy decisions.
This online self-paced course explores the types of biases and uncertainties that commonly occur in the kinds of scientific studies that may inform policy decisions.
This online self-paced course offers an overview of misinformation and disinformation, including why it exists, who is creating it, and the risks it poses to individuals, organizations and democratic institutions. Participants will learn how to recognize different types of false and manipulated information, and identify and take actionable steps to reduce its spread in their everyday lives.
This video describes the need for personal growth, feelings of accomplishment and learning, and outlines what workplaces can do to support employees in fulfilling these needs.
This online self-paced course serves to raise awareness about the complex topic of mental health and the workplace, common signs and symptoms of potential mental health issues, and various coping and support strategies. Participants will acquire new tools and resources to support their own mental health and the well-being of their colleagues and peers.
This online self-paced course introduces key principles to keep in mind when committing to self-improvement and explains how to create a plan to organize learning and development activities. Participants will explore common obstacles to self-improvement efforts, and techniques for building and maintaining a successful self-improvement mentoring relationship.
This online self-paced course explains the topics of climate change adaptation and resilience through practical examples that are relevant to public servants. Participants will learn why adapting to climate change is essential for building resilient communities and a strong economy while striving for net-zero emissions in Canada.
This online self-paced course examines the strategic role of senior HR practitioners, the different HR perspectives, and the forward-thinking skills needed to provide strategic HR guidance.
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