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Canada.ca is the Government of Canada's digital presence, aiming to simplify how
Canadians access and understand government information and services. The site
focuses on user-centered design through specifications, a content style guide,
and optimized information architecture. Continuous improvement is guided by
analytics that track user interactions, as well as research and feedback.
Additionally, Canada.ca provides a directory of government contacts, organized
by department and program, to facilitate direct engagement.
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Alphabetical Listings
Government of Alberta
The Government of Alberta operates under a parliamentary democracy, responsible
for governing the Canadian province of Alberta. Led by the Premier, the
executive branch develops and implements policies across a wide range of areas,
including healthcare, education, energy, and social services. The Legislative
Assembly of Alberta, composed of elected Members of the Legislative Assembly
(MLAs), debates and passes legislation, holds the government accountable, and
approves the provincial budget. The government's actions have a profound impact
on the lives of Albertans, shaping the province's economy, environment, and
overall well-being.
Vsit our website at :
www.alberta.ca
Government of British Columbia
The Government of British Columbia operates under a parliamentary system, led by
a premier who is the head of government. The legislative branch, the Legislative
Assembly, is composed of elected Members of the Legislative Assembly (MLAs)
representing various constituencies across the province. These MLAs are
responsible for debating and passing laws, as well as scrutinizing the actions
of the executive branch. The government's key responsibilities encompass areas
such as healthcare, education, infrastructure, natural resource management, and
social services, all of which are funded through a combination of provincial
taxes and federal transfers.
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www.gov.bc.ca
Government of Manitoba
The Government of Manitoba operates as a parliamentary democracy modeled after
the Westminster system. At its head is the Premier, who leads the political
party that commands the confidence of the Legislative Assembly. The Legislative
Assembly, composed of elected Members of the Legislative Assembly (MLAs), is
responsible for enacting laws, debating public policy, and holding the
government accountable. The Lieutenant Governor, appointed by the Governor
General of Canada, serves as the Queen's representative and performs ceremonial
duties such as granting royal assent to legislation.
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www.gov.mb.ca
Government of New Brunswick
The Government of New Brunswick operates under a parliamentary system, with a
Lieutenant Governor representing the Crown and a Premier leading the executive
branch. The Legislative Assembly of New Brunswick is the province's unicameral
legislature, responsible for enacting laws and holding the government
accountable. Elections are held every four years, or sooner if called by the
Lieutenant Governor, to elect Members of the Legislative Assembly (MLAs) who
represent individual ridings across the province.
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www.gnb.ca
Government of Newfoundland and Labrador
The Government of Newfoundland and Labrador operates under a parliamentary
democracy, adhering to the British Westminster system. Headed by the Premier,
the government is responsible for a wide range of services and portfolios,
including healthcare, education, natural resources, and social services,
impacting the lives of all residents. The provincial legislature, the House of
Assembly, is where elected Members of the House of Assembly (MHAs) debate and
pass legislation.
Vsit our website at :
www.gov.nl.ca
Government of the Northwest Territories
The Government of the Northwest Territories (GNWT) operates under a
consensus-based system, rather than traditional party politics. This unique
structure sees Members of the Legislative Assembly (MLAs) elected as independent
representatives, who then choose a Premier and Cabinet from amongst themselves.
This fosters a collaborative approach to governance, prioritizing consensus
building and regional representation. The GNWT is responsible for a wide range
of services including healthcare, education, social services, and resource
management, tailoring these programs to meet the unique needs of the
geographically vast and culturally diverse territory.
Vsit our website at :
www.gov.nt.ca
Government of Nova Scotia
The Government of Nova Scotia operates as a parliamentary democracy, adhering to
the Westminster system. Headed by the Premier, the government is responsible for
a wide range of public services, including healthcare, education,
transportation, and social services, all funded through provincial revenue,
federal transfers, and other sources. Legislative power is vested in the House
of Assembly, composed of elected Members of the Legislative Assembly (MLAs) who
represent various electoral districts across the province.
Vsit our website at :
www.novascotia.ca
Government of Nunavut
The Government of Nunavut operates on a consensus-based model, a unique approach
compared to traditional parliamentary systems. Instead of political parties,
Members of the Legislative Assembly (MLAs) are elected as independent
representatives of their constituencies. After the election, MLAs gather to
select a Premier and Cabinet, who then lead the government. This system
emphasizes collaboration and compromise, aiming to represent the diverse
perspectives of Nunavut's communities and prioritize issues that benefit the
territory as a whole.
Vsit our website at :
www.gov.nu.ca
Government of Ontario
The Government of Ontario, led by the Premier, is responsible for governing the
Canadian province of Ontario. It operates under a parliamentary system based on
British traditions, with the Legislative Assembly of Ontario serving as the
primary legislative body. The government's responsibilities are vast,
encompassing areas such as healthcare, education, infrastructure, social
services, and the economy. Through various ministries and agencies, the
government creates policies, enacts laws, and delivers programs and services to
the province's residents.
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www.ontario.ca
Government of Prince Edward Island
The Government of Prince Edward Island operates under a Westminster-style
parliamentary system, with the Lieutenant Governor representing the Crown and
serving as the head of state. Real political power resides in the Premier, who
leads the Executive Council (cabinet) and is typically the leader of the party
holding the most seats in the Legislative Assembly. The Assembly, a unicameral
body, is where laws are debated and passed, and where elected Members of the
Legislative Assembly (MLAs) represent their individual districts, or ridings.
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www.princeedwardisland.ca
Government of Quebec
The Government of Quebec, led by the Premier, is responsible for governing the
Canadian province of Quebec. It operates under a parliamentary system, with the
National Assembly serving as the legislative branch. Key areas of responsibility
include education, healthcare, social services, justice, and economic
development, allowing Quebec a significant degree of autonomy in shaping its own
society and addressing the unique needs and aspirations of its Francophone
population.
Vsit our website at :
www.quebec.ca
Government of Saskatchewan
The Government of Saskatchewan operates as a parliamentary democracy, with the
Lieutenant Governor representing the Crown and serving as the formal head of
state. The Premier, the leader of the political party holding the majority of
seats in the Legislative Assembly, acts as the head of government. The Assembly
is responsible for enacting laws, approving the provincial budget, and holding
the government accountable. Key ministries oversee various sectors, including
health, education, agriculture, and energy, reflecting the diverse priorities
and challenges faced by the province.
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www.saskatchewan.ca
Government of Yukon
The Government of Yukon operates under a parliamentary democracy, mirroring the
federal system of Canada. It's headed by a Premier, who leads the party that
wins the most seats in the Legislative Assembly. This assembly is responsible
for passing laws and overseeing the government's budget and operations. The
government focuses on delivering essential services to Yukon's residents,
including healthcare, education, infrastructure development, and social
programs, all while managing the territory's unique environment and fostering
economic growth.
Vsit our website at :
www.yukon.ca
Governor General of Canada
The Office of the Governor General (OSGG) supports the Governor General of
Canada in their constitutional, state, and ceremonial responsibilities, striving
to connect, honor, and inspire Canadians. With a history dating back to colonial
times, the OSGG plans and implements the Governor General's programs,
recognizing achievements, fostering national identity, and promoting Canadian
values. The office also manages the Canadian Honours System, including the Order
of Canada, and provides visitor programs at Rideau Hall and the Citadelle.
Vsit our website at :
www.gg.ca
Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada
Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada (ISED) plays a crucial role
in fostering a dynamic and innovative economy. Its mandate encompasses a broad
range of responsibilities, including promoting innovation, supporting scientific
research and development, and encouraging economic growth and job creation.
Through strategic investments in research infrastructure, programs designed to
help businesses scale up, and policies that support a competitive marketplace,
ISED strives to position Canada as a global leader in innovation.
Vsit our website at :
www.ic.gc.ca
Parliament of Canada
The Parliament of Canada is the federal legislature of the country, consisting
of three main components: the Crown (represented by the Governor General), the
Senate, and the House of Commons. It is a bicameral system, with the Senate
serving as the upper house and the House of Commons as the elected lower house.
The Parliament is responsible for creating laws that affect all Canadians,
debating important national issues, and holding the government accountable.
Members of Parliament (MPs) in the House of Commons represent 338 constituencies
across the country, while Senators are appointed to represent provinces and
territories.
Vsit our website at :
www.parl.ca
Prime Minister of Canada
The Prime Minister of Canada serves as the head of government, leading the
country under the Westminster parliamentary system. This role involves governing
with the confidence of the elected House of Commons and typically heading the
largest political party or coalition. Appointed by the Governor General, the
Prime Minister oversees the Cabinet, shapes federal policies, and advises on key
appointments, including justices, senators, and governors. The office is
supported by the Prime Minister's Office (PMO) and the Privy Council Office for
administrative and policy functions.
Vsit our website at :
www.pm.gc.ca
Travel.gc.ca
The Government of Canada's travel website provides essential services and
information for Canadians traveling abroad and visitors coming to Canada. It
offers advice and advisories for various destinations, details on necessary
travel documents, and guidance on health and safety. The site also includes
information on air travel, passport applications, and how to stay connected with
Canada while traveling. Additionally, it offers assistance for emergencies
abroad, information on visa requirements for visitors, and travel protocols. It
also provides resources for exploring Canadian attractions, events, and
experiences.
Vsit our website at :
www.travel.gc.ca