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• How do I contact the Government of Canada Pension Centre?

  Government of Canada Pension Centre—Mail Facility; PO Box 8000; Matane QC G4W 4T6; Facsimile Note. Always include your pension number or Personal Record Identifier (PRI) when providing information by facsimile. 418-566-6298. On-line or by email Note

• What does the Office of government ethics do for the government?

  Office of Government Ethics The Office of Government Ethics provides oversight, policy, and guidance to the Executive Branch regarding ethics laws and policies.

• Is there any government funding for guide dogs Canada?

  Our work is made possible by the generous support of our donors and volunteers; we receive no government funding. Our sister organization, Guide Dogs for the Blind International (GDBI), is a registered charity in Canada that helps pair Canadians who are blind or visually impaired with guide dogs from our school.

• What is the Government of Canada Nexus application website?

  This is the official Government of Canada NEXUS application website. NEXUS is designed to speed up border crossings for low-risk, pre-approved travellers into Canada and the United States (U.S.). It is jointly run by the Canada Border Services Agency and U.S. Customs and Border Protection.

• What is the relationship between local government and national government?

  As the United States grew in size and complexity, decision-making authority for issues such as business regulation, taxation, environmental regulation moved to state governments and the national government, while local governments retained control over such matters as zoning issues, property taxes, and public parks.