The Institute of Public Administration of Canada (IPAC) Manitoba region is pleased to announce that Dr. Marcia Anderson has been selected as winner of the 2022 Lieutenant Governor’s Award for Excellence in Public Administration. In a career spanning two decades, Dr. Anderson has repeatedly distinguished herself through her commitment to continual improvement of health care … Continue reading IPAC Manitoba announces Dr. Marcia Anderson as Winner of 2022 Lieutenant Governor’s Award for Excellence in Public Administration
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The Institute of Public Administration of Canada – Manitoba Region, is pleased to announce its new board, elected at the AGM held March 23rd, 2022: Stephanie Toews, Chair Divya Negi, Vice-Chair Rowena Castro, Secretary Brent Gibson, Treasurer Angela Colombage, Programs Co-Chair Jazzmin Cameron, Programs Co-Chair Michelle Holigroski, Communications Chair Anastasiia Movchan, New Professionals Chair Kelly Saunders, University Relations … Continue reading IPAC Manitoba Elects 2022-23 Board of Directors
IPAC Manitoba is pleased to announced three upcoming events in January and February 2022. Lunch & Learn with the Condo Award Winners January 26, 12-1PM Every year, IPAC Manitoba awards the best papers written in political science or public administration with the Condo Award. Join this panel discussion to hear from the 2021 winners. Featuring: … Continue reading Upcoming IPAC Manitoba Events – Jan-Feb 2022
IPAC Manitoba is pleased to announce the winners of the 2021 Condo Award. Established in 1982, the Condo Award is awarded on an annual basis to recognize outstanding work by students at any of Manitoba's post-secondary institutions studying politics, public administration or public policy. The Award may be awarded to the best long and short … Continue reading IPAC Manitoba announces winners of 2021 Condo Award
IPAC Manitoba's next event will be a panel discussion on how public servants can support digital transformation through their work. Governments need to be able to effectively and efficiently navigate the modern digital world with unprecedented disruptions. Beyond technological changes, governments are provided an opportunity to re-conceptualize authority, accountability, and the role of government in … Continue reading Digital Government for Public Servants – October 13
Last year, IPAC Manitoba worked with the Manitoba Treaty Relations Commissioner's Office to develop a land acknowledgement. Included in that acknowledgement is the following: "We recognize that public administration and public policy have been used as tools of colonialism, and the harm this has caused Indigenous people. We are committed to promoting public administration in … Continue reading Celebrating National Indigenous Peoples Day
The Institute of Public Administration of Canada – Manitoba Region, is pleased to announce its new board, elected at the AGM held March 25th, 2021: Emmet Collins, Chair Stephanie Toews, Vice Chair Lailanie Pelayo, Secretary Brent Gibson, Treasurer Stéfanie Allard, Programs Co-Chair Angela Colombage, Programs Co-Chair Michelle Holigroski, Communications Chair Khrystyna Lazar, New Professionals Chair Andrea Rounce, University … Continue reading IPAC Manitoba Elects 2021-22 Board of Directors
IPAC Manitoba Announces Daniel Boucher recipient of the 2021 Lieutenant Governor’s Award for Excellence in Public Administration (English Follows) L’Institute d’administration publique du Canada (IAPC) – Région manitobaine, est content d’annoncer que Daniel Boucher est le récipiendaire du Prix d’Excellence en administration du Lieutenant Gouverneur 2021. Le Prix est décerné à chaque année à un … Continue reading L’IAPC Manitoba annonce que Daniel Boucher est le récipiendaire du Prix d’Excellence en administration du Lieutenant Gouverneur 2021
In honour of Manitoba 150, IPAC Manitoba asked Professor Paul Thomas, the dean of Public Administration in Manitoba, to prepare remarks on 150 years of the Manitoba public service. These remarks were originally meant for our AGM, but COVID intervened. However, on July 15, it will be 150 years since the Manitoba Act came into … Continue reading Manitoba’s Public Service at 150 – Paul Thomas’ Remarks
With the usual large gatherings being put on hold this year due to the current pandemic, there will be such a void left in celebrating Indigenous People’s Day in Canada and celebrations in Indigenous communities in general for the time being. Gatherings of family, friends, and loved ones are a central part of Indigenous culture, … Continue reading Happy National Indigenous Day 2020!
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