Search Government Hospitality Expenses

Follow:

  • RSS
  • Cite

    Cite

    APA

    Open Government - Government of Canada. (2017, December 10). Search Government Hospitality Expenses. Retrieved from http://open.canada.ca/en/search/hospitalityq?f%5B0%5D=hospitalityq_year_en%3A2018&page=370&sort_order=DESC
    MLA

    “Search Government Hospitality Expenses.” Open Government - Government of Canada, 10 December 2017, http://open.canada.ca/en/search/hospitalityq?f%5B0%5D=hospitalityq_year_en%3A2018&page=370&sort_order=DESC
    (Report an issue with citation)
About this information

On June 21, 2019, Bill C-58 (An Act to amend the Access to Information Act and the Privacy Act and to make consequential amendments to other Acts) received royal assent.

Consequently, amendments to the Access to Information Act require institutions across the government to proactively publish a wide range of information, including the proactive publication of hospitality expense information of senior officers or employees as described below:

• Hospitality expense information must be published in electronic form within 30 days after the end of the month in which expenses incurred were reimbursed.

The Government of Canada extends hospitality in accordance with the rules and principles outlined in the Policies for Ministers' Offices and the Treasury Board Directive on Travel, Hospitality, Conference and Event Expenditures. The objective of these instruments is to ensure that hospitality is extended in an economical and affordable way when it facilitates government business or is considered desirable as a matter of courtesy and protocol.

The information on this web site will be updated monthly, beginning July 2019.

Please note that information that would normally be withheld under the Access to Information Act or the Privacy Act does not appear on this web site.

Download datasets of the Proactive Disclosure - Hospitality Expenses.

Current Search

Report Type

Organization

Year

Total

Found 4176 record(s)

Foreign Affairs and Government issues

David MacNaughton
Ambassador to the United States of America (Washington DC) until August 2019

Organization: Global Affairs Canada
Ref # H-2017-P11-00012

$ 435.33
2018-02-05

Foreign Affairs and Government issues

Martin Loken
Minister, Political Affairs (Washington DC)

Organization: Global Affairs Canada
Ref # H-2017-P11-00013

$ 357.35
2018-02-05

Supporting Bi-lateral Relations

Ian Burney
Ambassador to Japan (Tokyo)

Organization: Global Affairs Canada
Ref # H-2017-P11-00014

$ 22.99
2018-02-05

Furthering Multilateral interests abroad

Marc-André Blanchard
Ambassador and Permanent Representative to the United Nations in New York City

Organization: Global Affairs Canada
Ref # H-2017-P11-00015

$ 16.61
2018-02-05

To provide refreshments for daily and weekly mtgs: ExCom, DMC, and DM's invited guests

Zaina Sovani
Assistant Deputy Minister, Corporate Services

Organization: Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada
Ref # H-2018-Q4-00011

$ 55.88
2018-02-05

Investment meeting

Paul Halucha
Assistant Deputy Minister

Organization: Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada
Ref # H-2018-P12-012

$ 175.72
2018-02-05

Ombudsman's Constituent Engagement - Lunch & Childcare with military spouses and families

Gary Walbourne
Ombudsman

Organization: National Defence and Canadian Forces Ombudsman
Ref # H-2017-Q4-00001

$ 362.75
2018-02-05
to 2018-02-09

Senior Executive Committee Meeting

Inman, Lisa-Marie
Acting Chief Strategic Policy and Planning Officer

Organization: Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Ref # H-2017-P4-023

$ 81.10
2018-02-05

Bulk purchase of water and coffee for various meetings

President Office
Other expenses

Organization: Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat
Ref # H-2019-Q1-00005

$ 244.85
2018-02-05

Advocacy to Canada's Public Policy

Phyllis Yaffe
Consul general, New York

Organization: Global Affairs Canada
Ref # H-2017-P11-00010

$ 651.16
2018-02-04
Date modified: