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Dr. Douglas Elmendorf addresses the current US political discourse which is characterized by social divisions, hyper-partisanship and changing perspectives on pluralism.

AI experts and senior federal officials demonstrate potential uses of artificial intelligence (AI) methods in the review and analysis of federal regulations.

Michael Wernick, Clerk of the Privy Council, speaks about Canada's history of tolerance at the 'Marquee Moments in Public Service History – The Syrian Refugee Resettlement Initiative' event.

Michael Wernick, Clerk of the Privy Council, speaks of how crisis leads to learning at the ‘Marquee Moments in Public Service History – The Syrian Refugee Resettlement Initiative' event.

Clerk of the Privy Council Michael Wernick shares his thoughts on the importance of GBA+ with School Faculty Member Erika Nahm.

Clerk of the Privy Council Michael Wernick shares his thoughts on the importance of GBA+ with School Faculty Member Erika Nahm.

Why building a successful digital model for the Canadian government is a necessity filled with exciting opportunities.

Numerous programs are available to help you transition into your new leadership role.

How Positive Space training in the public service is helping to create an environment in which LGBTQ+ employees feel safe to be themselves.

John Moses speaks about his father Russell Moses' childhood experiences in a residential school.

The 2017 Manion Lecture features Honourable David Johnston, Governor General of Canada, discussing the role that public servants can play in strengthening trust in our public institutions.

A montage of video clips and images exhibiting the diversity of Canada’s Public Service.

Salman Dostmohammad gives a presentation based on his winning submission to the 2015-2016 National Student Paper Competition.

Indigenous leaders discuss how the public service should be approaching its mandate for reconciliation.

Senator Murray Sinclair discusses the legacy of the Canadian government's policy towards Indigenous people, and the path towards reconciliation.

A collection of video clips of Indigenous leaders and public servants discussing the meaning of reconciliation.

A collection of video clips of Indigenous leaders and executives of the Public Service of Canada discussing the path of reconciliation.

Indigenous public servants share their experiences and advice with Indigenous youth new to the public service.

Video clips of artists, Indigenous leaders and public servants discussing the role of the arts in the reconciliation process.

From ‘Indian’ to ‘Indigenous’ : the historical pursuit of one umbrella term that applies to all.

The 2016 Manion Lecture features Dick Pound, Chairman of the Olympic Broadcasting Services, speaking on the subject of successful leadership.

Instructions on how to log-in to GCcampus with your personal account information.

Learn to navigate through GCcampus with this tutorial.

This instructional video demonstrates how to view your learning progress on GCcampus.

Sir Michael Barber, renowned authority on government service delivery, shares a methodology that could be adapted in Canada.

Deputy Minister General (Retired) Walter Natynczyk shares his best advice for dealing with ethical issues in the public service.

Deputy Minister General (Retired) Walter Natynczyk discusses the behavior he expects of his executives when faced with situations they cannot change.

Deputy Minister General (Retired) Walter Natynczyk outlines the essential considerations for developing a strategic plan.

Learn how the School is continually evolving to deliver a wide range of exciting learning experiences.

Trailer for video series featuring Deputy Ministers offering their best advice for executive leadership in the public service.

The 2013 Manion Lecture features global managing consultant Dominic Barton, of McKinsey & Company, discussing this time of rapid global change.

The 2015 Manion Lecture features Helen Clark, United Nations Development Programme Administrator, discussing sustainable development goals around the globe.

Blueprint 2020 is empowering employees to make the public service more open, transparent and innovative.

Public Servants express their enthusiasm for the Blueprint 2020 initiative.

Canada School of Public Service faculty member Michael Ferrabee talks about opportunity and accountability inherent in the job of a public servant.

School Faculty Member Paula Alphonse speaks on shared leadership and helping others to realize their potential.

School Faculty Member Royal Orr discusses what it takes to be an effective teacher for a public service.

Sir Michael Barber, renowned authority on government service delivery, shares a methodology that could be adapted in Canada.

Beyond Bilingual Meetings: Official Languages in the Workplace (with Diane Allard and Charles Taker) The National Learning Centre of Quebec and Nunavut presents a conference on bilingualism in the workplace, featuring guest speakers Diane Allard and Charles Taker.

François Poitras, Director of Labour Market Analysis at Service Canada, gives an in-depth talk about the impacts of the global economic situation.

Former Minister Tony Clement speaks about Open Government and the evolution of the public service.

Warwick Business School Professor Keith Grint talks about leadership in the face of difficult problems.

Faculty Member Danielle de Bellefeuille discusses her love of teaching at the School.

Experienced managers point out possible causes and constructive solutions for addressing an employee's unsatisfactory job performance.

Experienced managers discuss the 5 key practices that will help you guide your team to success.