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Innovation Minister Navdeep Bains says that Wi-Fi based wireless plans offer Canadians a low-cost option in a time when their bills are rising.

New Cabinet ministers are getting good reviews from leaders of Canada's ICT lobby groups.

We take a first look at the faces of cabinet that we'll see influencing Canada's technology policy over the next four years. Includes a list of the new cabinet postings.

The Cabinet Office has published a range of mandatory measures to prevent a repeat of the data loss scandal that hit HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) last year. Any disc, USB stick or laptop containing sensitive information will have to be encrypted if they are taken out of Whitehall, as part of the government security technical measures published by the Cabinet Office.

A public sector report proposes jail time for officials that are found negligent in the way they handle citizen's private information, along with extensions to the information commissioner's power

As the director of service transformation for the U.K. cabinet office, Andrew Sheffield is at the heart of service delivery for U.K. citizens. At the Lac Carling 2007 Congress in Niagara-on-the-Lake, Sheffield spoke with InterGovWorld.com senior writer Lisa Williams about the Tell Me Once project, the evolution of the Direct.gov Web site, and how the U.K. is learning from Canada when it comes to service design.