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The former CIO for Canada Revenue Agency takes the helm of the public sector's IT leadership in a major move at Treasury Board Secretariat

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Don't forget to check out CanadianCIO's December issue, featuring our complete coverage of the ITAC Ingenious Awards

BREAKING NEWS: Treasury Board to hire new CTO

The government department is planning to appoint Benoit Long, the acting vice-president and CIO at The Credit Valley Hospital and Trillium Health Centre, to the CTO post this spring

Government needs to be stronger advocate for health IT, say experts

The Canadian government needs to strengthen collaboration in order to influence necessary research and development in health care technology. This was the message that came out loud and clear from industry experts at yesterday's Critical Care Canada Forum at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre.

Q and A with Doug Horner, Alberta Minister of Advanced Education and Technology

For Doug Horner, politics and agriculture are in his blood. Alberta's Minister of Advanced Education and Technology, Horner and three generations before him have been involved with agriculture. His father, Dr. Hugh Horner, was a former minister of agriculture, and several uncles were also politically active. In conversation with senior writer Lisa Williams, it's clear that Horner is passionate about investing in education and technology.

PWGSC defends Secure Channel

Public Works and Government Services Canada (PWGSC) has yet to respond to some of the Secure Channel criticism reported in the media. PWGSC doesn't answer directly, but responds rather by action. InterGovWorld.com sat down with Steven Poole, chief executive officer of PWGSC, and Imran Mirza, senior director of Secure Channel, to get some answers.

Shaking all over

The federal government

Minister touts e-government

President of the Treasury Board of Canada and Minister responsible for Infrastructure, Lucienne Robillard, said Thursday Canadians would be better served through online delivery of government information and services and announced additional funding of $120 million for the Government On-Line initiative.

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