Learning catalogue

This event recording explores how the different levels of government can collaborate and learn from each other, as well as the benefits and challenges of the federal structure, as Canada continues its transition towards a digital and open government.

This event recording explores how the structural characteristics of federalism impact Canada's economic development and infrastructure.

This event recording showcases some of the emergency preparedness measures that Canadians have experienced, in line with the Government of Canada's priorities to make Canadian communities safe and resilient.

This event recording explores the architecture that forms the relationships between Indigenous governance and the federal, provincial and territorial governments.

This last event in the series will look at Canada's place in the world and compare it with that of Switzerland as well as address issues of intergovernmental relations and shared governance among federations by assessing what is happening in our two countries.

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 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 event recording explores the fundamentals of the fiscal relationships between the federal, provincial and territorial governments, and how Canada established the fiscal arrangements currently in place.

This event recording examines the financial and governance issues faced by municipalities in navigating federalism and their relationships with federal, provincial and territorial governments.

This event recording explores how federalism started and evolved, its principles, and how it is used to respond to specific issues faced by countries like Canada.

This course, designed for experienced procurement and materiel management specialists, offers advanced tools and practices for the management of procurement activities throughout the four phases of the procurement process. Participants will learn to minimize the risks associated with the procurement process by better understanding and applying established contracting rules, regulations and policies.

This online self-paced course introduces Canada's Net-Zero Challenge, while exploring how public servants are critical to supporting this whole-of-society transition. Participants will explore the science underpinning Canada's net-zero emissions target and expand their knowledge of the policies designed to achieve it.