Canada and Alberta Sample Clauses

Canada and Alberta agree on the importance of assessing what has been accomplished in terms of the implementation progress to date on the NAP to End GBV outlined in this Agreement.
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Canada and Alberta agree to collaborate in the development of communication materials and activities related to this Agreement. The Parties shall designate communications contacts responsible for implementing coordinated joint communications to the public.
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Canada and Alberta agree to participate in an announcement of the bilateral Agreement once the Parties have signed this Agreement. This must precede the announcements under Section 9.1.3.
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Canada and Alberta agree to collaborate on communication products related to announcements under this Agreement with a value of over $100,000. This includes individual actions with a value of over $100,000, or a collection of actions announced at the same time for a value of over $100,000 total. Canada and Alberta can collaborate on communications products related to actions funded under $100,000, if agreed upon by both Parties.
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Canada and Alberta acknowledge the importance of enhancing the functioning and facilitating the orientation of all TFW in Alberta workplaces and communities. Through the Canada-Alberta Working Group on TFW, the Parties agree to implement a pilot project within 12 months of signing this Annex. CIC will work with Alberta to require all TFW destined to Alberta to fill occupations found in NOC C and D categories to demonstrate a minimum proficiency in French or English where this is required in order to better ensure their ability to undertake the work for which they have been recruited, pursuant to section 200 (3) (a) of the IRPR. In addition, subject to regulatory authority, all labour market opinion applications in these categories will be accompanied by a workplace and community orientation plan for TFW.
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Canada and Alberta recognize the importance of evaluating the pilot projects that are implemented under this Annex in order to determine their impacts and outcomes in Alberta. Accordingly, Canada and Alberta will develop an evaluation framework to ensure that sufficient data is available and analysis completed at appropriate intervals so that the pilot projects can be appropriately evaluated and serve to inform policy and program development. The evaluation framework will be developed by the Canada-Alberta Working Group on Temporary Foreign Workers as described in section 9.2 of this Annex.
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Canada and Alberta will keep each other informed on a regular basis and in a timely fashion of any possible communications activity related to the Agreement.
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