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AECB Reporter
Journal of Canada's nuclear regulatory authority.
Canadiana
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Examens de l'OCDE de la réforme de la réglementation : Canada 2002 Rester à la pointe du progrès grâce à l'innovation
Le Canada, l’une des économies les plus solides de l’OCDE, a un système réglementaire mûr, efficace et novateur en prise directe avec les objectifs de l’action gouvernementale. Les Canadiens attachent de plus en plus d’importance à la santé, à la ...
Examen des pêcheries dans les pays de l'OCDE : Politiques et statistiques de base 1997
Cette publication annuelle décrit les principales évolutions de la pêche commerciale dans les pays de l'OCDE, notamment les politiques et actions gouvernementales, les développements dans la production, la transformation, la commercialisation, et l'échanges internationaux.
Réponse Du Gouvernement Fédéral Au Rapport Provisoire Du Comité Permanent Des Ressources Naturelles Intitulé
The Government's response to the House Standing Committee recognises the fact that the report is of an interim nature, and that recommendations were made after hearing only from federal agencies and the mining industry. To facilitate ongoing discussions on streamlining environmental regulation for mining, the Government is responding to the Committee's interim report by outlining the Government's overall commitment to regulatory reform and environmental protection and indicating that the process is already well under way. This document presents a comprehensive response to the Committee's report.
Canada's Information Highway
The Advisory Council was established to advance the goal of making Canada a world leader in the provision and use of the Information Highway, creating economic, social and cultural advantage for all Canadians. This progress report describes the Council and its structure, and discusses public policy issues. The issues covered fall under the topics of building a competitive, advanced network infrastructure; content on the Information Highway; and benefits of the Information Highway. Advisory Council and Work Group members are listed at the end of the document.
Issues in Federal Legislation Governing Supply Management in Canada
This report presents the results of the first part (poultry and egg sectors) of Phase 1 of a review of the legislative framework under which supply management currently operates in Canada. The overall objective of the study is to review the legislative framework, to identify its strengths and weaknesses, and to propose ways in which improvements can be achieved in the context of anticipated developments in the agricultural sector (including a reduced federal regulatory role), both in Canada's trade policy and in the constitutional and federal legal environment of the 1990s.
