A. A large percentage of Canada’s six million seniors desire to be actively engaged in their community, often through vounteer work. Thirty-six percent of seniors perform volunteer work, devoting approximately 223 hours per year as comparing to the national average of 156 hours. In fact, in 2012, the Baby Boomers and senior adults over 65 contributed more than one billion volunteer hours. Volunteering, mentoring, and 41. ________________ are some examples of valuable social participation.
B. The Federal Government is committed to ensuring a good quality of life for seniors by introducing new and supporting ongoing programs to enable seniors to meanigfully contribute to society and to avoid social isolation. For example, The New Horizons for Seniors Program (NHSP) helps seniors to benefit from and contribute in the quality of life in their community by funding community-based projects, pan-Canadian projects and pilot projects. The Office of the Minister of State (Seniors) will continue to guarantee that seniors maintain their strong and productive role in Canadian society.

Security passes or identification must be worn at all times______________ the premises.

As of the __________________, all HR reference materials must be returned to the fourth floor library.

All sensitive information related _______________ your clients’ files must be dealt with discretely and professionally.

_____________ the student has completed his co-op placement, he will take a few days off before the beginning of the semester. Before he leaves, please ask all of our staff to sign a card expressing our appreciation.

Governement of Canada Directive

Under sections 56(a) and 57(b) of the Public Service Employment Act, public servants are limited in the extent of their engagement of political activities 27. while in the active employ of the Public Service Commission. Employees are specifically restricted to two areas: attending political meetings and contributing money towards the funds of a political candidate or party for election. 28. But, by virtue of Section 32(c) of the PSEA, an employee may apply to the PSC for a leave of absence (without pay) to seek political office if the PSC deems that his position would not be impaired 29. under reason of their having been a candidate for election.

Governement of Canada Directive

Under sections 56(a) and 57(b) of the Public Service Employment Act, public servants are limited in the extent of their engagement of political activities 27. while in the active employ of the Public Service Commission. Employees are specifically restricted to two areas: attending political meetings and contributing money towards the funds of a political candidate or party for election. 28. But, by virtue of Section 32(c) of the PSEA, an employee may apply to the PSC for a leave of absence (without pay) to seek political office if the PSC deems that his position would not be impaired 29. under reason of their having been a candidate for election.

Governement of Canada Directive

Under sections 56(a) and 57(b) of the Public Service Employment Act, public servants are limited in the extent of their engagement of political activities 27. while in the active employ of the Public Service Commission. Employees are specifically restricted to two areas: attending political meetings and contributing money towards the funds of a political candidate or party for election. 28. But, by virtue of Section 32(c) of the PSEA, an employee may apply to the PSC for a leave of absence (without pay) to seek political office if the PSC deems that his position would not be impaired 29. under reason of their having been a candidate for election.

Statistics Canada
To: All Staff
Subject: Phased Evacuation Procedures

In the past, fire safety directives required that all occupants evacuate the building immediately after the sound of the alarm was heard. Recent studies prove that the immediate evacuation plan is not practical in buildings over 200 meters in height such as the three towers located at Tunney’s Pasture. This is becuase of the high rate of occupant load 30. within the extended evacuation times. Consequently, in such cases, phased evacuation procedures 31. have been implemented. During these operations, only the employees of the floor or floors directly involved in a fire are evacuated immediately, after which the remainder of the occupants are evacuated as quickly 32.as the circumstances allow for.

Statistics Canada
To: All Staff
Subject: Phased Evacuation Procedures

In the past, fire safety directives required that all occupants evacuate the building immediately after the sound of the alarm was heard. Recent studies prove that the immediate evacuation plan is not practical in buildings over 200 meters in height such as the three towers located at Tunney’s Pasture. This is becuase of the high rate of occupant load 30. within the extended evacuation times. Consequently, in such cases, phased evacuation procedures 31. have been implemented. During these operations, only the employees of the floor or floors directly involved in a fire are evacuated immediately, after which the remainder of the occupants are evacuated as quickly 32.as the circumstances allow for.

Statistics Canada
To: All Staff
Subject: Phased Evacuation Procedures

In the past, fire safety directives required that all occupants evacuate the building immediately after the sound of the alarm was heard. Recent studies prove that the immediate evacuation plan is not practical in buildings over 200 meters in height such as the three towers located at Tunney’s Pasture. This is becuase of the high rate of occupant load 30. within the extended evacuation times. Consequently, in such cases, phased evacuation procedures 31. have been implemented. During these operations, only the employees of the floor or floors directly involved in a fire are evacuated immediately, after which the remainder of the occupants are evacuated as quickly 32.as the circumstances allow for.

From: Adam Lansing
To: Statistics Canada Library Staff
Subject: Subscription to ” The Economist” Periodical

Please arrange for a five year subcription to ” The Economist”. After this period 33. goes through, this periodical will be reviewed before renewal based on an evaluation by the Auditor General’s Office regarding the relevance of the magazine. Although there was 34. ambivalence about receiving this material, auditors Mike McKenna and Reg Doone have both indicated the usefulness of this periodical. Consequently, when the periodical arrives, it should be circulated to the 35. above mentioned individuals and the other section supervisors in this division. It should 36. thus be shelved in the periodicals’ section in the library.

From: Adam Lansing
To: Statistics Canada Library Staff
Subject: Subscription to ” The Economist” Periodical

Please arrange for a five year subcription to ” The Economist”. After this period 33. goes through, this periodical will be reviewed before renewal based on an evaluation by the Auditor General’s Office regarding the relevance of the magazine. Although there was 34. ambivalence about receiving this material, auditors Mike McKenna and Reg Doone have both indicated the usefulness of this periodical. Consequently, when the periodical arrives, it should be circulated to the 35. above mentioned individuals and the other section supervisors in this division. It should 36. thus be shelved in the periodicals’ section in the library.

From: Adam Lansing
To: Statistics Canada Library Staff
Subject: Subscription to ” The Economist” Periodical

Please arrange for a five year subcription to ” The Economist”. After this period 33. goes through, this periodical will be reviewed before renewal based on an evaluation by the Auditor General’s Office regarding the relevance of the magazine. Although there was 34. ambivalence about receiving this material, auditors Mike McKenna and Reg Doone have both indicated the usefulness of this periodical. Consequently, when the periodical arrives, it should be circulated to the 35. above mentioned individuals and the other section supervisors in this division. It should 36. thus be shelved in the periodicals’ section in the library.

From: Adam Lansing
To: Statistics Canada Library Staff
Subject: Subscription to ” The Economist” Periodical

Please arrange for a five year subcription to ” The Economist”. After this period 33. goes through, this periodical will be reviewed before renewal based on an evaluation by the Auditor General’s Office regarding the relevance of the magazine. Although there was 34. ambivalence about receiving this material, auditors Mike McKenna and Reg Doone have both indicated the usefulness of this periodical. Consequently, when the periodical arrives, it should be circulated to the 35. above mentioned individuals and the other section supervisors in this division. It should 36. thus be shelved in the periodicals’ section in the library.

A. A large percentage of Canada’s six million seniors desire to be actively engaged in their community, often through vounteer work. Thirty-six percent of seniors perform volunteer work, devoting approximately 223 hours per year as comparing to the national average of 156 hours. In fact, in 2012, the Baby Boomers and senior adults over 65 contributed more than one billion volunteer hours. Volunteering, mentoring, and 41. ________________ are some examples of valuable social participation.
B. The Federal Government is committed to ensuring a good quality of life for seniors by introducing new and supporting ongoing programs to enable seniors to meanigfully contribute to society and to avoid social isolation. For example, The New Horizons for Seniors Program (NHSP) helps seniors to benefit from and contribute in the quality of life in their community by funding community-based projects, pan-Canadian projects and pilot projects. The Office of the Minister of State (Seniors) will continue to guarantee that seniors maintain their strong and productive role in Canadian society.

National Anti-Drug Strategy

A. The Prevention Action Plan centers around preventing illicit drug use among young people. It strives to inform parents, youth, educators, law enforcement authorities and communities. In understanding teens’ process of physical and psychological growth, it is vital to realize that they may seek out new experiences and break limits. For this reason, maintaining a communicative relationship which conveys concern without judgemental expression is crucial.
B. Teens’ sensibilities and self-esteem may be very fragile. Jokes and teasing from parents at their expense may seem 52.______________ to adults but can gravely damage their self-confidence. Setting clear, firm and rational expectations within an atmosphere of support and openness are constituent to sustaining a healthy relationship and building trust.

A. A large percentage of Canada’s six million seniors desire to be actively engaged in their community, often through vounteer work. Thirty-six percent of seniors perform volunteer work, devoting approximately 223 hours per year as comparing to the national average of 156 hours. In fact, in 2012, the Baby Boomers and senior adults over 65 contributed more than one billion volunteer hours. Volunteering, mentoring, and 41. ________________ are some examples of valuable social participation.
B. The Federal Government is committed to ensuring a good quality of life for seniors by introducing new and supporting ongoing programs to enable seniors to meanigfully contribute to society and to avoid social isolation. For example, The New Horizons for Seniors Program (NHSP) helps seniors to benefit from and contribute in the quality of life in their community by funding community-based projects, pan-Canadian projects and pilot projects. The Office of the Minister of State (Seniors) will continue to guarantee that seniors maintain their strong and productive role in Canadian society.

CSIS.gc.ca
A. Canada is recognized worldwide for its fairness in offering protection to genuine refugee claimants. Without adequate safeguards, however, the system is liable to criminals or terrorists posing as refugees who wish to gain access to this country. The Government of Canada’s screening program is the first line of defence against terrorism and weapons of mass destruction.
B. CSIS manages the Refugee Claimant Screening Program. Their goal is to ensure that those who are 47._____________ to Canada for security reasons under the IRPA are identified as soon as possible and prevented from setting down residence in this country.

CSIS.gc.ca
A. Canada is recognized worldwide for its fairness in offering protection to genuine refugee claimants. Without adequate safeguards, however, the system is liable to criminals or terrorists posing as refugees who wish to gain access to this country. The Government of Canada’s screening program is the first line of defence against terrorism and weapons of mass destruction.
B. CSIS manages the Refugee Claimant Screening Program. Their goal is to ensure that those who are 47._____________ to Canada for security reasons under the IRPA are identified as soon as possible and prevented from setting down residence in this country.

CSIS.gc.ca
A. Canada is recognized worldwide for its fairness in offering protection to genuine refugee claimants. Without adequate safeguards, however, the system is liable to criminals or terrorists posing as refugees who wish to gain access to this country. The Government of Canada’s screening program is the first line of defence against terrorism and weapons of mass destruction.
B. CSIS manages the Refugee Claimant Screening Program. Their goal is to ensure that those who are 47._____________ to Canada for security reasons under the IRPA are identified as soon as possible and prevented from setting down residence in this country.

SectorSource.ca
Narrative Tool Kit
A. Imagine Canada is an umbrella organization for Canada’s charitable and nonprofit organizations. Their aim is to provide professional material about managing, developing and overseeing their organizations. It works in partnership with others to start a new story, a conversation with Canadians about the nonprofit sector.
B. They have a strong 48. _____________ in public policy and why an organization’s ‘overhead’ is not always the best signal to success (?) Advocacy, compensation and fundraising are some of the core issues addressed in this evolving endeavour.

SectorSource.ca
Narrative Tool Kit
A. Imagine Canada is an umbrella organization for Canada’s charitable and nonprofit organizations. Their aim is to provide professional material about managing, developing and overseeing their organizations. It works in partnership with others to start a new story, a conversation with Canadians about the nonprofit sector.
B. They have a strong 48. _____________ in public policy and why an organization’s ‘overhead’ is not always the best signal to success (?) Advocacy, compensation and fundraising are some of the core issues addressed in this evolving endeavour.

SectorSource.ca
Narrative Tool Kit
A. Imagine Canada is an umbrella organization for Canada’s charitable and nonprofit organizations. Their aim is to provide professional material about managing, developing and overseeing their organizations. It works in partnership with others to start a new story, a conversation with Canadians about the nonprofit sector.
B. They have a strong 48. _____________ in public policy and  why an organization’s ‘overhead’ is not always the best signal to success (?) Advocacy, compensation and fundraising are some of the core issues addressed in this evolving endeavour.

Health Canada
Environmental and Workplace Health

A. Health Canada works in concert with the government, Canadian Businesses as well as professional trade and community organizations to build a healthier and more productive workforce. It assists managers in setting criteria to monitor the health of employees comparative to their specific job requirements.
B. These evaluations may be necessary when there are changes in an employee’s health or working conditions, job transfers or return-to-works situations. Occupational injuries and illnesses are at 55. __________________ because of these efforts.

Health Canada
Environmental and Workplace Health

A. Health Canada works in concert with the government, Canadian Businesses as well as professional trade and community organizations to build a healthier and more productive workforce. It assists managers in setting criteria to monitor the health of employees comparative to their specific job requirements.
B. These evaluations may be necessary when there are changes in an employee’s health or working conditions, job transfers or return-to-works situations. Occupational injuries and illnesses are at 55. __________________ because of these efforts.

Health Canada
Environmental and Workplace Health

A. Health Canada works in concert with the government, Canadian Businesses as well as professional trade and community organizations to build a healthier and more productive workforce. It assists managers in setting criteria to monitor the health of employees comparative to their specific job requirements.
B. These evaluations may be necessary when there are changes in an employee’s health or working conditions, job transfers or return-to-works situations. Occupational injuries and illnesses are at 55. __________________ because of these efforts.

Government of Canada
Memo

A. According to federal legislation, an employer must grant every employee four consecutive hours to vote during the period that polling stations are open. Please be noting that polling stations are open from 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. on October 7th.
B. Employees who wish to cast their ballot shall be given the necessary time off with no loss of regular pay. 59. _____________________, employees may leave the work site at 4:00 p.m. despite the fact that their work day may not have ended.

Government of Canada
Memo

A. According to federal legislation, an employer must grant every employee four consecutive hours to vote during the period that polling stations are open. Please be noting that polling stations are open from 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. on October 7th.
B. Employees who wish to cast their ballot shall be given the necessary time off with no loss of regular pay. 59. _____________________, employees may leave the work site at 4:00 p.m. despite the fact that their work day may not have ended.

Canadian Security Intelligence Service
Role of CSIS

A. The role of CSIS is to investigate threats, analyze information and produce intelligence. Reporting to the Government of Canada, it protects the country and its citizens from terrorism, the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction, espionage and cyber-bullying. The Service also guards the government’s confidential information from foreign governments or entities.
B. Countering terrorist violence is the Service’s top priority. Terrorists and their supporters hail from a host of countries, cultures, political systems, and socio-economic backgrounds— even from within Canada. CSIS’ proactive role 61.________________ law enforcement agencies such as the police force and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.

Canadian Security Intelligence Service
Role of CSIS

A. The role of CSIS is to investigate threats, analyze information and produce intelligence. Reporting to the Government of Canada, it protects the country and its citizens from terrorism, the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction, espionage and cyber-bullying. The Service also guards the government’s confidential information from foreign governments or entities.
B. Countering terrorist violence is the Service’s top priority. Terrorists and their supporters hail from a host of countries, cultures, political systems, and socio-economic backgrounds— even from within Canada. CSIS’ proactive role 61.________________ law enforcement agencies such as the police force and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.

_____________ you have any difficulties, you can reach me at this e-mail address.

Good time management skills are conducive ____________ productivity.

Please _____________ advised that parking privileges will be temporarily suspended during construction.

Despite the repeated requests for accurate information, none has been ________________.

___________ further notice, please do not use the washrooms in the lobby of the main building.

The team has eagerly _______________ for the reults of the hockey pool.

No outside bids __________ be accepted for the proposal.

Mr. LeBlanc is still associated _____________ the legal firm consulted ___________ this department.

The HR recruiting team is dedicated _________ finding the best candidate to suitably fill __________ position.

The Language Department has committed _______ improving the quality of service at Statistics Canada.

Please ensure that the Conference room does not _________________ curious onlookers.

_____________ it rains __________ the departmental picnic be cancelled.

The tension in the division will continue to _____________ until the annual budget is released.

Since my schedule is completely full for the next two weeks, I _________________ meet with you until the end of the month.

After the time allowed for the written exam has expired, you must hand in your exam document ____________ you are not finished.

Please note that the ______________ have approved your request for sick leave.

From: Maximillian Ribkoff
To: All Staff
Subject: Noise Level

In an 21. openly planned office it is essential to maintain a manageable level of noise. Excessive talk, prolonged phone calls and music distract employees from their work, 22. decenter focus and 23. impede productivity. Please lower the level of white noise in your section to a minimum. This is both a civil and an ethical consideration.

From: Maximillian Ribkoff
To: All Staff
Subject: Noise Level

In an 21. openly planned office it is essential to maintain a manageable level of noise. Excessive talk, prolonged phone calls and music distract employees from their work, 22. decenter focus and 23. impede productivity. Please lower the level of white noise in your section to a minimum. This is both a civil and an ethical consideration.

From: Maximillian Ribkoff
To: All Staff
Subject: Noise Level

In an 21. openly planned office it is essential to maintain a manageable level of noise. Excessive talk, prolonged phone calls and music distract employees from their work, 22. decenter focus and 23. impede productivity. Please lower the level of white noise in your section to a minimum. This is both a civil and an ethical consideration.

Government of Canada
Information Update
Subject; Carry Forward Policy

Within the context of senior management’s flexibility regarding financial policy, the carry-forward practice will remain in effect for the next fiscal year period 24. with regard to operating budgets. The practice of carrying 25.stagnating funds from one year to the next will be overseen by the senior managers concerned and not 26. dealt with at the corporate level.

Government of Canada
Information Update
Subject; Carry Forward Policy

Within the context of senior management’s flexibility regarding financial policy, the carry-forward practice will remain in effect for the next fiscal year period 24. with regard to operating budgets. The practice of carrying 25.stagnating funds from one year to the next will be overseen by the senior managers concerned and not 26. dealt with at the corporate level.

Government of Canada
Information Update
Subject; Carry Forward Policy

Within the context of senior management’s flexibility regarding financial policy, the carry-forward practice will remain in effect for the next fiscal year period 24. with regard to operating budgets. The practice of carrying 25.stagnating funds from one year to the next will be overseen by the senior managers concerned and not 26. dealt with at the corporate level.

From: HR Department, ESDC
To: All Deputy Heads
Subject: Hiring Procedures

A. The Public Service Commission delegates the authority for staffing to specific managers. These senior managers make all the key decisions in the staffing process, in light of the staffing principle previously stated.

B. Managers are required to fulfil their staffing responsibilities and 38. ________________ for their actions with a view to maintaining a credible and efficient staffing system.

C. The PSC achieves this objective by clearly defining performance standards in terms of workplace ethic within corporate culture; furthermore, by providing departments the measures to be used in assessing accountability.

From: HR Department, ESDC
To: All Deputy Heads
Subject: Hiring Procedures

A. The Public Service Commission delegates the authority for staffing to specific managers. These senior managers make all the key decisions in the staffing process, in light of the staffing principle previously stated.

B. Managers are required to fulfil their staffing responsibilities and 38. ________________ for their actions with a view to maintaining a credible and efficient staffing system.

C. The PSC achieves this objective by clearly defining performance standards in terms of workplace ethic within corporate culture; furthermore, by providing departments the measures to be used in assessing accountability.

From: HR Department, ESDC
To: All Deputy Heads
Subject: Hiring Procedures

A. The Public Service Commission delegates the authority for staffing to specific managers. These senior managers make all the key decisions in the staffing process, in light of the staffing principle previously stated.

B. Managers are required to fulfil their staffing responsibilities and 38. ________________ for their actions with a view to maintaining a credible and efficient staffing system.

C. The PSC achieves this objective by clearly defining performance standards in terms of workplace ethic within corporate culture; furthermore, by providing departments the measures to be used in assessing accountability.

Healthy Canadians.ca
Recall Alert: Acorn 120 Straight Stairlifts

A. Health Canada has recalled 120 Straight Stairlifts which were installed between March, 2007 and March, 2011. Acorn is replacing the seat post in these stairlifts while the seat post weld may be defective. If the weld fails, the product poses a fall hazard to consumers.
B. Consumers should conatct Acorn 44. _______________ have the seat replaced free of charge. Based on an independent risk assessment, Acorn has been advising that it is safer to continue to use the stairlift until replacement of the post, rather than using the stairs aided. The potential for the seat to fail is lower than the potential risk of falling.

Healthy Canadians.ca
Recall Alert: Acorn 120 Straight Stairlifts

A. Health Canada has recalled 120 Straight Stairlifts which were installed between March, 2007 and March, 2011. Acorn is replacing the seat post in these stairlifts while the seat post weld may be defective. If the weld fails, the product poses a fall hazard to consumers.
B. Consumers should conatct Acorn 44. _______________ have the seat replaced free of charge. Based on an independent risk assessment, Acorn has been advising that it is safer to continue to use the stairlift until replacement of the post, rather than using the stairs aided. The potential for the seat to fail is lower than the potential risk of falling.

Healthy Canadians.ca
Recall Alert: Acorn 120 Straight Stairlifts

A. Health Canada has recalled 120 Straight Stairlifts which were installed between March, 2007 and March, 2011. Acorn is replacing the seat post in these stairlifts while the seat post weld may be defective. If the weld fails, the product poses a fall hazard to consumers.
B. Consumers should conatct Acorn 44. _______________ have the seat replaced free of charge. Based on an independent risk assessment, Acorn has been advising that it is safer to continue to use the stairlift until replacement of the post, rather than using the stairs aided. The potential for the seat to fail is lower than the potential risk of falling.

National Anti-Drug Strategy

A. The Prevention Action Plan centers around preventing illicit drug use among young people. It strives to inform parents, youth, educators, law enforcement authorities and communities. In understanding teens’ process of physical and psychological growth, it is vital to realize that they may seek out new experiences and break limits. For this reason, maintaining a communicative relationship which conveys concern without judgemental expression is crucial.
B. Teens’ sensibilities and self-esteem may be very fragile. Jokes and teasing from parents at their expense may seem 52.______________ to adults but can gravely damage their self-confidence. Setting clear, firm and rational expectations within an atmosphere of support and openness are constituent to sustaining a healthy relationship and building trust.

National Anti-Drug Strategy

A. The Prevention Action Plan centers around preventing illicit drug use among young people. It strives to inform parents, youth, educators, law enforcement authorities and communities. In understanding teens’ process of physical and psychological growth, it is vital to realize that they may seek out new experiences and break limits. For this reason, maintaining a communicative relationship which conveys concern without judgemental expression is crucial.
B. Teens’ sensibilities and self-esteem may be very fragile. Jokes and teasing from parents at their expense may seem 52.______________ to adults but can gravely damage their self-confidence. Setting clear, firm and rational expectations within an atmosphere of support and openness are constituent to sustaining a healthy relationship and building trust.