Search Records

The COVID-19 pandemic has renewed interest in international supply chains. While international supply chains proved to be very robust in the pandemic period of closed borders, restrictions on movement of people and goods, and closures of businesses, the pandemic proved the need for better tools,...

Stay apprised of Canada’s economy and benefits – 3 editions per year

Standing Committee on Public Accounts Appearance: June 7, 2022 - CESD Audit: Just Transition to a Low-Carbon Economy

As the COVID-19 pandemic spreads, researchers and health professionals have noted large differences in the impact that the infection has on individuals. Whereas some remain asymptomatic and unaware of their infection or experience only mild symptoms, others require hospitalization, ventilation,...

Standing Committee on Public Accounts appearance - Study of Report 12, Protecting Canada's Food System - March 1, 2022

Standing Committee on Public Accounts appearance - Study of Report 12, Protecting Canada's Food System - March 1, 2022

Briefing Package: Appearance of the President of Pacific Economic Development Canada and Interim President of Prairies Economic Development Canada before the Standing Committee on Public Accounts on OAG Report 14—Regional Relief and Recovery Fund - April 7, 2022

Briefing Package: Appearance of the President of Pacific Economic Development Canada and Interim President of Prairies Economic Development Canada before the Standing Committee on Public Accounts on OAG Report 14—Regional Relief and Recovery Fund - April 7, 2022

Kimberlites are rock formation where diamonds can be found. Diamonds form at a depth greater than 150 kilometres within the earth. After their formation, diamonds are carried to the surface of the earth by strong volcanic activity. This mixture of magma, transported rock and diamonds forms pipes...

In the 1960s, several mining companies started systematically exploring for diamonds in Canada. Today, in addition to the Ekati mine, other diamond projects could reach production within few years. This map shows the location of the main Canadian diamond exploration areas to the year 1997.