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The City of Toronto is expanding its digital capabilities to serve citizens via epost, Canada's largest bill consolidation service. Torontonians can add property tax bill statements, in addition to the already available utility bill. The City of Toronto's move to e-billing underscores the importance of both adapting to and accelerating the digital habits of citizens in an effort to offer more digital convenience at reduced costs and with improved efficiencies.

"The City of Toronto is the largest of the 17 municipal government partners of epost and we are excited that it is taking the lead to expand the number of citizen services available through us," says Kerry Munro, Group President, Digital Delivery Network at Canada Post. "For Torontonians it offers another convenient way to manage household affairs anytime, anywhere and from any device while supporting the City of Toronto's need to be more cost efficient."

Weiterlesen: CA: City of Toronto goes digital: Expands e-citizen services via epost

The Honourable Steven Blaney, Minister of Veterans Affairs, today announced new e-services that will allow Veterans to connect with the Department more easily and securely, as part of the "Cutting Red Tape for Veterans" initiative to improve service to Veterans, men and women in uniform, and their families. This latest round of improvements includes the launch of the new and improved My VAC Account and the brand new My VAC Book.

"Our Government believes Veterans have the right to receive better and faster service, and to access their personal information in the way that they choose when they choose," said Minister Blaney. "With these new tools, Veterans can connect with the Department at any time of the day or night, and from their mobile device."

Weiterlesen: CA: Harper Government Launches New E-Services for Veterans

Judith Morley was looking forward to a relaxing holiday with her sister, sea kayaking and whale watching in Mexico.

The 59-year-old from Thornhill, Ont., had good reason to celebrate. She had recently received a clean bill of health from her cancer doctors at Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre in Toronto. But on the southbound flight last year, Morley began to experience an excruciating pain in her belly. The plane made an emergency landing and she was rushed to a private Mexican medical clinic.

Weiterlesen: CA: MyChart: One Toronto hospital’s e-health triumph

Shared Services Canada to rationalize hundreds of servers and 640,000 email addresses

A federal agency has launched the next phase of a massive project to consolidate hundreds of thousands of government email accounts under one umbrella.

The initiative will begin to herd some 640,000 email boxes, spread across hundreds of servers, in a bid to rationalize a balkanized system that's inefficient, costly and vulnerable to cyber attacks.

Weiterlesen: CA: Ottawa launches massive project to consolidate email systems

A federal agency has launched the next phase of a massive project to consolidate hundreds of thousands of government email accounts under one umbrella.

The initiative will begin to herd some 640,000 email boxes, spread across hundreds of servers, in a bid to rationalize a balkanized system that's inefficient, costly and vulnerable to cyber attacks.

Shared Services Canada, a giant agency created last year to bring order to the federal government's sprawling IT empire, has sent out an industry notice asking for the qualifications of interested firms.

Weiterlesen: CA: Federal agency launches massive project to consolidate sprawling email systems

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