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Public Governance International

To prepare public organizations and public sector leaders for the challenges of serving in the 21st century.


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Manion Lecture 2025: Serving Canada in 2025
 On May 5th, Jocelyne Bourgon, Clerk of the Privy Council from 1994-1999, President Emeritus of the Canada School of Public Service, and President of Public Governance International (PGI), delivered the 2025 Manion Lecture, Serving Canada in 2025. The Canada School of Public Service’s flagship annual lecture, the Manion Lecture honours the late John Lawrence Manion, first principal of the CSPS’s precursor Canadian Centre for Management Development.

Bourgon’s keynote explored the challenges Canada faces at the start of the second quarter of the 21st century, and some of the lessons public service leaders can learn from history to invent a different way through an unprecedented period of change.

The speech has been adapted into an extended text, available on the PGI website. As well, attendee Kathryn May summarized the lecture for Policy Options. For more on the Manion Lecture, see the Canada School of Public Service website.


New Paper: Strengthening Reporting on the State of the Public Service
 In 1992, Canada introduced an innovative annual report on the state of the public service, to be presented to the Prime Minister by the Clerk of the Privy Council as Head of the Public Service. PGI President Jocelyne Bourgon was one of the first Clerks to present this report.

Over three decades later, Public Governance International has released a discussion paper, Strengthening Reporting on the State of the Public Service, drawing lessons from Canada and abroad to help build on this Canadian innovation and put forward ideas to strengthen Canada’s report on the state of the public service.


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Modernizing Public Governance in Theory and Practice:

Serving and governing are more challenging than ever. Public sector leaders are facing:

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New Public Governance: Different ideas for a different time

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PGI President: The Honourable Jocelyne Bourgon P.C., O.C.

Madame Jocelyne Bourgon is the founding President of Public Governance International (PGI), the leader of the New Synthesis initiative, an international effort aimed at modernizing public governance, and the President Emerita of the Canada School of Public Service.

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Reflecting on the National Public Service Week of Canada, PGI has dug deep into our archives to share the first-ever digital Annual Report to the Prime Minister on the Public Service of Canada. The Sixth Annual Report was Madame Bourgon’s final report to the Prime Minister of Canada as she was preparing to move on from her role as the first female Clerk of the Privy Council. Her final report is reflective of her esteemed tenure as Clerk, one that continuously pushed boundaries and guided the Public Service of Canada through an unprecedented period of change to prepare for the challenges of the 21st century.