Provides information, education, and investigations into complaints filed under the Canadian Human Rights Act. Includes:

• Information on filing a human rights complaint
• Dispute resolution services for discrimination under the Canadian Human Rights Act
• Information about human rights in Canada, discrimination, harassment, duty to accommodate, and human rights events

Provides a 24/7 national human trafficking hotline that connects individuals who have impacted by human trafficking with social services, law enforcement, and emergency services. Callers can also report tips of potential human trafficking. The service is confidential and available in more than 200 languages. Services are accessible to Deaf, hard of hearing and non-verbal via Telecommunications Relay Service and the chat function on the website.

• Energy efficiency
• Minerals and mining
• Forests and forestry
• Energy sources and distribution
• Climate change
• Public consultations
• Science and data
• Domestic and international markets
• Indigenous natural resources
• Funding and partnership

Issues Canadian passports and other types of travel documents. These include:

• Regular Passport
• Diplomatic Passport
• Special Passport
• Emergency Travel Documents
• Temporary Passport
• Refugee Travel Document
• Certificate of Identity

Receiving agents can only accept regular passport applications and simplified renewal passport applications. All other types of travel documents must be issued from a Passport Canada office. See website for locations.

Provides navigation to individuals who have received a positive result from the fecal immunochemical test (FIT) and to those without a primary care provider who have applied for a colonoscopy through the online self-referral form, helping them access health care services, community support, and other resources.

• Cancer treatment and side effects
• Clinical trials
• Coping with cancer
• Emotional support services
• Prevention
• Help in the community
• Complementary therapies

• Different types of cancers
• Diagnosis and treatments
• Prevention and screening
• Causes and research
• Cancer journey steps

Provides support to individuals who have been diagnosed with cancer and their families. The Cancer Patient Navigator can help to:

• Explain what to expect during appointments and treatments
• Find answers to questions about cancer screening and genetic testing
• Find answers to questions about care system
• Provide brief supportive counselling
• Connect patient with appropriate programs such as social programs, community groups, counselling, spiritual care, tobacco cessation support, the provincial breast prosthesis program and a dietitian
• Help prepare for and provide support during out-of-province travel for cancer related medical appointments and procedures
• Help coordinate care between provinces if moving to/from Epekwitk / PEI
• Connect to resources to help with financial needs and expenses for medications, travel or medical supplies

Note: Cancer patient navigators do not provide medical care.

Monitored online peer support community that helps individuals with cancer and their loved ones connect through sharing experiences and building supportive online relationships.