Accessibility in the Public Service
Workplace accessibility for public servants with disabilities is progressing, with more to be done
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We serve Canada through leadership and partnerships in audits that support trust in public institutions and continued public service excellence.
Workplace accessibility for public servants with disabilities is progressing, with more to be done
Read report →Indigenous Services Canada falls short in transforming fiscal relationship with First Nations
Read report →Bird flu response working, but risks to public and animal health remain
Read report →Federal assets and services at risk as climate resilience actions lag
Read report →Flood hazard mapping too slow to support climate change adaptation
Read report →Northwest Territories’ child and family services falling short in protecting and supporting vulnerable children
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Find more information, such as audit topics and expected publishing dates, about upcoming audits.
See highlights of departmental and agency progress on implementing past audit recommendations.
The Office of the Auditor General of Canada (OAG) serves Canada’s Parliament and territorial legislative assemblies by providing objective, fact-based information and expert advice on government programs and activities, gathered through audits. Elected officials use OAG reports to oversee government activities and hold government organizations to account for their handling of public funds.
Through our audit reports and appearances at parliamentary hearings, we assist Parliament and territorial legislative assemblies in their work of authorizing and overseeing government spending and operations.
We serve Canada through leadership and partnerships in audits that support trust in public institutions.
To bring together people, expertise, and technology for a better Canada, one audit at a time.
“I have been and continue to be inspired by the people who work in our office. They are caring, creative, skilled, intelligent, professional, and always focused on upholding high standards while contributing to a well-managed and accountable government. It has been a privilege to work alongside them and to have played a part in shaping the strategic direction of the office and leading organizational change.”
— Karen Hogan
Auditor General of Canada
The media room is your go-to resource for the latest updates, featuring media advisories, opening statements, and news releases. Here, you’ll find official communications and important announcements from the OAG, keeping you informed about key developments and insights.
The accessibility plan, progress reports, and feedback methods demonstrate our commitment to ensuring equal access to services and information for all, including people with disabilities, by responding to feedback on barriers and fostering an inclusive environment that supports full participation.
Learn about accessibility at the Office of the Auditor General of Canada
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At the OAG, we always strive to be better. We aim to improve and adapt to the needs of our employees—we want you to want to work here. We recognize the value of diverse educational, professional, and cultural backgrounds within our team.
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