Government Online Report Released
Apparently, online interactions with the Canadian government quadrupled over three years.
It is all part of the Government Online (GOL) project that seeks to put on-line the 130 most commonly used services of the federal government. And Scott Brison, Minister of Public Works and Government Services in charge of GOL, is boasting that it is near completion.
Today, Brison tabled the GOL Annual Report in Parliament, Government On-Line 2005: From Vision to Reality ... and Beyond.
For some background articles, see:
It is all part of the Government Online (GOL) project that seeks to put on-line the 130 most commonly used services of the federal government. And Scott Brison, Minister of Public Works and Government Services in charge of GOL, is boasting that it is near completion.
Today, Brison tabled the GOL Annual Report in Parliament, Government On-Line 2005: From Vision to Reality ... and Beyond.
For some background articles, see:
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