Arianna Bhagwansingh investigates Ontario's reform efforts, shedding light on the challenges and opportunities in achieving equity and efficiency in healthcare delivery.

Susanne Thiessen explores its cultural significance and its crucial role in fostering respectful and inclusive public service practices.

Marcel Ramirez embarks on a PhD journey at the University of Victoria, aiming to unravel the enigma behind the gap between policy recommendations and effective reforms.

Ann Mitchell unveils the turmoil in local government

Brian Marson explores Canada's leadership in citizen-centred service excellence, showcasing how public sector organizations outperform the private sector and influence global service delivery standards.

Sonja Zoeller, IPAC Victoria Board Co-Chair, explores Kirsten Dupuy's journey into public administration, reflecting on co-op experiences, remote work challenges, and career aspirations.

Introducing the spring newsletter with insights on public service transition, Canadian administration, team-based healthcare, municipal governance, Peruvian public administration, and Indigenous perspectives.

Welcome to the 2nd edition of IPAC Victoria’s Newsletter: The View from BC!

Unlock essential tips from a co-op insider to thrive in the hybrid work landscape

Understand the secrets to navigating global crises through radical shifts in governance

Check out our interview Sandra Nikolic

We thank everyone who participated in the 2023 Lieutenant Governor Silver Medal Award and celebrated Dr. Zabarauckas’ outstanding achievements

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Meet the Powerhouse: IPAC Victoria’s 2023-24 Board of Directors Ready to Elevate Public Administration Excellence!

Dr. Carmen Zabarauckas, a trailblazing public service leader, is awarded the 2022-23 Lieutenant Governor's Silver Medal for Public Administration Excellence.

Elevate your voice in public administration! Join IPAC’s quest for knowledge-sharing excellence in the next ‘View From Victoria’ edition - your insights needed!

Drones of Change: From science fiction to reality, how Canada navigates the new age of digital warfare

This contribution is in response to the previous article by Ducharme and Hira on "Pretendians in the Classroom”

A pretendian is a person who self-identifies as Indigenous (First Nations, Métis, or Inuit) but is unable to support their self-identification claim.

This interview with Mason Ducharme is the first in a series of interviews with notable public servants.