Macdonald-Cartier Bridge - Lane Closures
Media Advisory: Public Works and Government Services Canada wishes to advise all motorists that two of the three lanes in both the Gatineau-bound and Ottawa-bound directions of the Macdonald-Cartier Bridge will be closed.

The Daily - January 5, 2009
The Daily is Statistics Canada's official release bulletin, the Agency's first line of communication with the media and the public.

1 CAD = AED (2.991417)
As of Sunday, January 04, 2009...
1 Canadian Dollar (CAD) = 2.991417 U.A.E. Dirham (AED)

Call 1-877-627-4817 for 'LIVE' assistance.

Source: IMF

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Eyman seeks to reduce taxes
It's a new year, and Tim Eyman has a new initiative in the works. This time, his target is property taxes.

Attention United States Postal Service Careers
The United States Postal Service employs more than 800,000 people across the nation! NOW is a great time to find a new career or change jobs to one that pays better salary, offers you expensive benefits, and provides job stability. Working for USPS is not just a job, but a career and many people will stay there until they are of retirement age. <br> <br> The benefits are superior then most private employers and include: <br> <br> • Paid Training <br> • Paid Vacation Time and Holidays <br> • Full Medical Insurance (Health & Dental) <br> • Retirement Pension Plan <br> • Room for advancement <br> • Education allowance for college classes <br> • Great Work Environment <br> • Thrift Savings Plan with Investment Opportunities <br> • Job Security <br> <br> Call 800-815-0210 ref code 902 today and speak with an employment specialists (M-F 9AM - 5PM EST). <br> <br> You will be required to take the mandatory postal battery exam for hiring placement. Your score will determine which opening your best suited for. <br> <br> Pay scale goes up to 59,000/year <br> <br> These positions are quite competitive and the positions will fill quickly. <br> <br> Call today and pre-qualify:

Frequently Asked Questions - I will be building in a flood zone, what do I have to do?
I will be building in a flood zone, what do I have to do?

Final goodbye: A roll call of some who died in '08
... informed their journalism with a love of politics and respect for the issues. Anne Armstrong ... Anne Armstrong opened doors for women in government service, while Jesse Helms, Howard Metzenbaum and ... common people. Oct. 31. Yma Sumac, 86. Peruvian soprano whose stunning range wowed audiences in ...

Implementing Green Initiatives in Government

February 17, 2009

I. How to Build a Green Program

A. Mandates

B. Green Teams

C. Sample Policies

D. Selling the Idea

II. Get Green Products and Services

A. Priorities

B. Available Contracts

C. Specifications

III. Measures and Reporting

A. Calculators

B. Available Reporting From Suppliers

C. Samples

IV. Continuous Improvement

A. Green Teams

B. Priority List

C. New Technology, Ideas and Breakthroughs

What You Need to Know About Public Records and Open Meetings

February 24, 2009
Trenton, NJ

<strong>Uncertain how public records and open meetings laws apply to you?</strong>



Find out what New Jersey law has to say about balancing the public’s right to information with the individual’s right to privacy. If you’re involved with a public entity or if you represent the media, you need to know the ins and outs of federal and state public records and open meetings laws.



Join us for this seminar and you’ll get updates on recent developments in the interpretation of these laws. This seminar will get you headed in the right direction to avoid costly mistakes and litigation – register now to stay current and stay in compliance.



Benefits for You

• Find out which meetings – of which bodies – are open meetings under New Jersey law

• Learn to spot exceptions to open meetings and public records laws

• Solve your toughest problems with requesting public records or responding to requests

• Comply with destruction requirements that apply to public records

• Get up to speed on recent developments in government records – including case law and practical considerations

Government warns public sector workers
Source: chronicle herald