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[[FR:12 février 2025 - Priorités Web du GC - Accueillir un enfant, Visualiseur de rétroaction]]
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Reminder that tax holiday ends on February 15. 

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Please ensure you submit a ticket to update the Canada.ca menu when you update your theme page. 

Looking for people to test the card component in AEM. Reach out to Principal Publisher if you’d like to test it. 

Question from Kayla: I got an email last week from Principle publisher saying the piloted GCDS Card component cannot be used inside an AEM Generic HTML component ... while our web team can technically do it, they mentioned taking content out of the generic HTML component makes it harder to update the page going forward. I took this to mean we can't use the cards component yet ...  

Yes exactly, in order to use it you must use the drag and drop AEM component named "Card container" and then you can drag additional "Card" component into that container.

It can not be used inside a Generic HTML content because we are only loading the GCDS libraries on pages that use the Card container component.

==== Sara Kim - Life Event presentation ====
PSPC has a page on the topic ([https://www.canada.ca/en/public-services-procurement/services/pay-pension/pay-administration/access-update-pay-details/pay-changes-in-your-life/taking-leave/maternity-parental-leave-public-servants.html Maternity and parental leave for public servants - Canada.ca]), but perhaps we should be cross-linking

Great point Chris - millions of people know that color as the super task button. Every day thousands of people click a super task button. 

Are there any UX studies on the left hand nav. questions? Wondering how this format tests.