Changes

* work related activities such as networking, gathering and sharing knowledge, career development

* work related activities such as networking, gathering and sharing knowledge, career development

* some personal use according to <nowiki>''</nowiki>acceptable criteria.”

* some personal use according to <nowiki>''</nowiki>acceptable criteria.”

To learn more about the Government of Canada’s policy on social media, including the rules for how we manage websites and corporate social media accounts, you can review the Treasury Board’s  GC Social Media Requirements.

To learn more about the Government of Canada’s policy on social media, including the rules for how we manage websites and corporate social media accounts, you can review the Treasury Board’s  [https://www.canada.ca/en/treasury-board-secretariat/topics/government-communications/social-media-web-requirements.html GC Social Media Requirements].

Many government departments and agencies use Twitter and Facebook to communicate with the Canadian public and their own employees and stakeholders.  Find out if your organization is active on social media and follow along for important information.  

Many government departments and agencies use Twitter and Facebook to communicate with the Canadian public and their own employees and stakeholders.  Find out if your organization is active on social media and follow along for important information.