AndreaBozzo/ceres-open-data-index huggingface dataset:
Travel and border - COVID 19 post-advertising campaign evaluation tool (ACET) : methodological report

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As the COVID-19 pandemic evolves and restrictions change, the Government of Canada must 
communicate relevant travel information and provide resources to Canadians to make informed 
decisions around travel.  

Organization: Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada
Consular services: service standards

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Global Affairs Canada is committed to providing effective and efficient consular services to Canadians around the world, 
characterized by sensitivity, empathy, courtesy, timeliness, accuracy and fairness.

Organization: Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada
Traveller's checklist

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Traveller's checklist.

Organization: Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada
Serving Canadian business abroad 

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The Trade Commissioner Service (TCS) helps Canadian companies navigate the complexities of international markets with on-the-ground assistance available in over 160 cities worldwide. Each year, fifteen thousand Canadian companies contact the TCS"--p. [1]."

Organization: Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada
Consular policy and programs: final report 

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The Strategic Counsel (TSC) is pleased to provide this report to Global Affairs Canada (GAC) following completion of a comprehensive qualitative and quantitative research study among Canadian citizens who travel internationally for business and/or pleasure, as well as other types of activities such as volunteer commitments or study, as well as with travel professionals. The 2018 study provides an update to previous research studies undertaken by The Strategic Counsel with Canadians traveling internationally in 2007 and 2008, although the current study contains many new areas of questioning to reflect a significant refocusing of the research objectives"--Executive summary."

Organization: Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada
The 3R's of international travel: read up, register, reach us

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Consult the Government of Canada's official travel advice for countries and regions around the world.

Organization: Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada
Death abroad

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We understand how difficult it is for families and friends when a loved one dies abroad, when grief may be compounded by barriers of foreign language, law and culture. This factsheet offers key information and will help you navigate through the complex process surrounding a death abroad”--P. [1]."

Organization: Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada
Say yes to travel insurance!  : Why should I purchase travel insurance? How much coverage do I need? Where do I get travel insurance?

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Don’t let unforeseen bills ruin your 
vacation; purchase the best travel 
insurance you can afford before you go! 

Organization: Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada
The special and diplomatic ePassport: what you need to know

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The special and diplomatic ePassport : what you need to know.

Organization: Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada
Drugs and travel - do's and don'ts

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Somed rugs that are legal in Canada are ile gal in other countries.
 You are subject to the judicial system of every country you visit,
 and it is your responsibility to know about the drug laws before you
 go. To make the most of your travels and avoid drug-related problems
 abroad, keep in mind the following do’s and don’ts.

Organization: Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada
Canadian passport guidelines

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Canadian passport guidelines.

Organization: Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada
Tips for travelling with children

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Whether you and your children plan to travel or live abroad together or your child will be travelling alone, prepare well in advance to ensure a safe and happy trip."

Organization: Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada
Cruise ship travel tips

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This tip-sheet provides essential travel advice to ensure your security and well-being during a cruise"--Provided by publisher."

Organization: Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada
Hurricane season travel tips

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The hurricane season extends from May 15 to November 30. Tropical depressions and storms that may develop into hurricanes occur in the North Atlantic and northeast Pacific oceans. Catastrophic storms can cause extreme damage to infrastructure, cutting off communications and access to transportation, emergency assistance, medical care, and food and water"--P. [1]."

Organization: Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada
U.S.A. bound : advice for Canadian travellers

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Canadians travel to the United States in greater numbers and with greater frequency than to anywhere else. The neighborhood is a shared one. As a former prime minister remarked, “We are not in the same boat, but we are pretty much in the same waters.” We may easily forget that the border is an international frontier. The United States is a foreign country. Many Canadians do not make adequate preparations for entering the United States. As a result, they encounter serious problems.

Organization: Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada
What if I die in Mexico?

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Many Canadian citizens work in Mexico or have retired to live here. As death is a natural part of life, it makes sense for those living here to prepare for the possibility that they may also die here. These tips will help you, your family and friends know what to do”--P. [1]."

Organization: Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada
Conduct abroad code

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This guide covers all aspects of working abroad, from finding a suitable position and getting ready to leave to preparing to return. It explains the paperwork necessary for working abroad such as passports, visas and medical documents, as well as many personal and practical issues such as filing for income tax, and wheelchair accessibility overseas. Helpful reference material, resources and recommended reading are included.

Organization: Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada
Retirement abroad: seeing the sunsets

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This booklet is meant to help retirees consider their choices and prepare for potential difficulties if they choose to retire abroad. It explains what to consider in destinations, finances, medical advice, documents and travel arrangements, immigration, citizenship, taxation, health care and real estate. There is also information on seasonal retirement abroad, staying in touch and returning to Canada. Highlighted pointers deal with culture shock and questions to consider before retiring abroad.

Organization: Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada
Dive Survey Algae and Substrate Data

This dataset is a compilation of algae and substrate observations that have been collected on DFO dive surveys between 1996 and 2021. Sources of this data include Marine Invertebrate Section/Shellfish Data Unit biological survey databases held for targeted species observations of green sea urchin, and red sea urchin, as well as the benthic habitat mapping (BHM), and multispecies (Msp) surveys.

Organization: Fisheries and Oceans Canada | Pêches et Océans Canada
GC HR and Pay - Transparency by Design approach

Transparency by Design (TbD) is an approach to deliver on the goals of the Integrated Enterprise Strategy on Human Resources (HR) and Pay (the Strategy). The Strategy aims to resolve current pay operation issues, develop an integrated HR and Pay system, and lead the most transparent transformation in the Government of Canada (GC).

To maximize the impact of these efforts, the Strategy is being informed by engagement with four key stakeholder groups: employees, unions, parliamentarians, and the media. Using human-centred practices and service design tools, the TbD approach allows for insights into stakeholders' needs and to deliver value to stakeholders.

Other activities within the Transparency by Design approach include:

•	Quarterly progress update briefings to federal public servants, unions, Parliamentarians, and media

•	Uploading documents related to GC HR and Pay to the Open Government Portal

•	Updating information on HR and Pay online

•	Increasing the frequency of social media content covering GC HR and Pay



**Related links**

[GC HR and Pay – Quarterly Update Events](https://open.canada.ca/data/en/dataset/ef0e0f90-c30c-4dce-810f-3a64f1115e78)

[GC HR and Pay – Stakeholder Engagement Disposition](https://open.canada.ca/data/en/dataset/233a34c9-dc83-4b36-9219-63e27b43bf6d)


Organization: Public Services and Procurement Canada | Services publics et Approvisionnement Canada
China, including the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region: a guide for Canadian visitors 

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This booklet is intended to help prepare Canadians traveling to China and Hong Kong, whether their trip is long or short, for business or pleasure. It explains passport and visa requirements, and provides an overview of important information about specific destinations in China, as well as highlighted protocol tips and helpful Web site addresses.

Organization: Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada
International child abductions: a manual for parents 

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Child abductions are difficult and complex when they occur within Canada. When they involve other countries, they are even more so. Provincial/territorial and federal governments cooperate closely in assisting parents affected by such abductions. These cases involve Canadian children who have been wrongfully removed from Canada, or who have been prevented from returning home by one of their parents. There are hundreds of active cases. Each international child abduction is unique. It is important, therefore, that you, the parent left behind, work closely with officials to improve the chances that you can be reunited with your child. You must be directly involved in the search and the anticipated return of your child. This is a bewildering and often prolonged experience. The objective of this manual, therefore, is to help you understand the process and to direct you to appropriate sources of help.

Organization: Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada
Bon voyage, but--  : information for the Canadian traveller

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Contains information and advice for Canadian travellers. It covers what you need to know before you go, while you're on the road and when you return. Find travel tips, important telephone numbers, web sites, and addresses of Canadian missions around the world.

Organization: Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada
Trends in coastal dynamics - Forillon

This dataset covers the monitoring of changes in coastal dynamics in Forillon National Park. This measure consists of three field measurements: the rate and extent of shoreline displacement, monitored annually using benchmarks; the rate of change in the area of the various coastal types, monitored every 10 years using georeferenced aerial photographs; and beach width, monitored annually. 
Given that sea-level rise will inevitably affect coastal dynamics at Forillon, particularly with respect to coastal erosion, the monitoring of this measure is necessary in light of concerns about the park’s ecosystem. In certain low-lying areas of the park, this phenomenon could even result in the loss or alteration of important habitats, such as the Penouille or Cap-des-Rosiers marsh. 

Organization: Parks Canada | Parcs Canada
Consequential Amendments related to REGDOC-2.13.1, Version 2

Lists sections of published REGDOCs that are being proposed to be revised as part of the project to update REGDOC-2.13.1, Safeguards and Nuclear Material Accountancy, version 2. These minor administrative amendments are meant to ensure that the regulatory framework remains aligned with the most recent information found in regulatory documents.

Organization: Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission | Commission canadienne de sûreté nucléaire
Her own way: advice for the woman traveller 

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From young university students to energetic grandmothers, this booklet's aim is to inform women on how to travel safely. It stresses the importance of being culturally sensitive and provides tips on everything from health, packing light, and networking to coping with foreign bathrooms and travelling with children.

Organization: Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada
Canadian performers - how to enter the United States: quick reference guide

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The following is designed for those already familiar with U.S. INS procedures. It is the intention of this guide to provide a checklist for INS visa classifications, procedures, required materials and deadlines related to individual Canadian performing artists as well as theatre, dance, circus and
musical groups based in Canada, but not necessarily employing solely Canadians.

Organization: Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada
A guide for Canadians imprisoned abroad 

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This booklet provides information to help a detainee and their friends and family benefit from support provided by the Canadian Governments' consular services. The advice and assistance provided by Canadian authorities is explained, as well as their limitations, and what other support is available to detainees and their families beyond consular services.



Organization: Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada