The Canadian Government: How to Cope with the Canadian Winter

The Canadian Federal Government has several responsibilities towards the cold season in this country. Several agencies, departments and other institutions are in charge for everything from stamps, money, passport, Environment Canada and Climate change, National Defence, Natural Resources, Fisheries and Oceans. This article analyzes the work done for each of them when it comes to winter, snow and cold in a modern perspective.

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Journal
Journal of Civil Engineering Research & Technology
Published
2024-11-30
DOI
https://doi.org/10.47363/jcert/2024(6)169
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Canadian Policy and Governance
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The Canadian Government: How to Cope with the Canadian Winter

Jerry Toupin
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The Canadian Government: How to Cope with the Canadian Winter

Jerry Toupin
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Abstract

The Canadian Federal Government has several responsibilities towards the cold season in this country. Several agencies, departments and other institutions are in charge for everything from stamps, money, passport, Environment Canada and Climate change, National Defence, Natural Resources, Fisheries and Oceans. This article analyzes the work done for each of them when it comes to winter, snow and cold in a modern perspective.

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