Presentation of Credentials at Rideau Hall

Governor General David Johnston will receive the credentials of three ambassadors and one high commissioner. The credentials include: Ambassador-designate of the Republic of Iceland, Ambassador-designate of the Republic of Kazakhstan, High Commissioner-designate for the Republic of Zambia and Ambassador-designate of the Republic of Mali. The event will be held at Rideau Hall. Call 613-998-9166. 

Minister Ambrose will launch International Women’s Week

Status of Women Minister Rona Ambrose (Edmonton-Spruce Grove, AB) and Parliamentary Secretary for the Status of Women Susan Truppe (London North Centre, ON) will launch International Women’s Week by announcing government support to women and girls living in rural and remote communities, and small urban centres. The event will be held at the Canada Agriculture … Read more

Jordan Banks from Facebook Canada to Address Canadian Club of Ottawa

Managing Director Facebook Canada Jordan Banks will address members and guests of the Canadian Club of Ottawa. Banks will dig deep into how brands can realize the power of the Social Web in an address titled “The Digital Transformation in Canada through the Power of Friends Influencing Friends." The event will be held in the Ballroom, … Read more

Competition Bureau Canada Panel Discussions

The Competition Bureau is organizing a series of panel discussions as part of its 2012 Fraud Prevention Month initiatives. The Ottawa discussion will present a panel of experts who will share their knowledge and offer practical advice on how to avoid some popular schemes and fraudulent offers-such as free-offer, debt-relief, antivirus software sales, and job … Read more

Minister Oda to engage Canadian business leaders on global poverty

International Cooperation Minister Beverly J. Oda (Durham, ON) will be hosting a roundtable with approximately 25 private sector leaders and development partners. The discussion will focus on the emerging role of the private sector in helping to reduce global poverty. Call 819-953-6238.