Learning catalogue - Health Canada & the Public Health Agency of Canada

Family caregivers carry a lot on their shoulders, and the longer they carry the load, the heavier it becomes. The pandemic isolation makes it even more of a challenge. This session will help you gather strategies and tools to help you care for yourself and lighten your load. We will identify the signs of depletion and how you can implement simple solutions to recharge your resilience. Healthy Environments and Consumer Safety Branch (HECBS) Employees Only Bilingual Facilitator. The training facilitator is bilingual and will be in a position to respond to employee questions in the official language of their choice.

This Information Session will help you gain a concrete understanding of Conflict of Interest (COI) issues and provide you with information and guidance with regards to the COI process, which derives from the Health Canada/Public Health Agency of Canada’s Values and Ethics Code. The session includes case scenarios to facilitate group discussions on situations of COI that may arise as part of your responsibilities as a public servant.

This document was developed with the view to providing a single window for all Book 6 definitions that Book 6 users will refer to when searching for a definition of specific term.

This document provides Product Safety Officers with an outline of the elements of Non-Compliance and Enforcement Letters.

This chapter provides general guidance on furthering industry’s voluntary compliance actions.

This collection of documents is meant to inform users on Chapter 13-Voluntary Recall.

This collection of documents is meant to inform users on Chapter 14 - Orders.

This collection of documents is meant to inform users on Chapter 16 Forfeiture and Seizure.

The purpose of this document is to provide guidance to Health Canada Product Safety Inspectors in the enforcement of the Canada Consumer Product Safety Act (CCPSA) for cases involving antique and collectible products.