| Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission | speeches
We welcome this opportunity to bring the CRTC’s perspective to your important study of open banking for Canadian financial services consumers. While the Commission comes at this issue from a telecommunications perspective, not the banking sector, there is a clear link between them in today’s world of digital commerce.
| Library and Archives Canada | speeches
Guy Berthiaume, Librarian and Archivist of CanadaJune 4, 2018Meeting of the Conference of European National Librarians
| Public Safety Canada | speeches
Minister Goodale provides remarks to the Canadian Police Association (CPA)
| Employment and Social Development Canada | speeches
It is a great pleasure for me to be here with such a fantastic group of diverse leaders who understand, serve and support families in Canada.
| Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada | speeches
Thank you all for joining us today. We’re here to update you on the restricted access to China’s market for Canadian canola.
| Global Affairs Canada | speeches
"We’re here to update you on the restricted access to China’s market for Canadian canola. We know that maintaining markets for our high-quality canola means more money in the pockets of our farmers and supports good, middle-class jobs for Canadian farm families..."
| Global Affairs Canada | speeches
Speech by the Honourable Jim Carr for media availability on canola with Minister Bibeau
| Global Affairs Canada | speeches
Thank you to France for organizing this public debate. Canada is proud to have co-sponsored the resolution adopted today.
| Housing, Infrastructure and Communities Canada | speeches
We are committed to reducing the impacts of climate change and extreme weather events across the country.
| Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission | speeches
I recently returned from the Mobile World Congress, which provided an excellent glimpse into the future of global communications. A future that, in large part, will be wireless. The communications environment is rapidly evolving to support 5G technologies, artificial intelligence, virtual reality and augmented reality. This will lead to applications not only for consumers, but also for the industrial sector and support of smart cities. In the coming years, new innovative services should greatly assist our economy by improving Canada’s productivity and our quality of life.
