DFO and CCG: Our department, your department
This video introduces users to Fisheries and Oceans Canada and to the Canadian Coast Guard. It discussed this department’s 4 core responsibilities and how it carries out its duties.
DFO and CCG: Our department, your department
Transcript
Welcome to Fisheries and Oceans Canada and the Canadian Coast Guard.
From coast to coast to coast
in over 400 locations
on a fleet of more than 100 vessels
we are 10,000 strong and growing.
Our mission is an essential one.
Our Department
your Department
has four core responsibilities.
Fisheries
Fisheries: We sustainably manage Canada’s commercial, recreational and Indigenous fisheries and aquaculture activities.
Aquatic Ecosystems
Aquatic Ecosystems: We study, conserve and protect Canada’s oceans, coasts, waterways and aquatic species.
Marine Navigation
Marine Navigation: We provide essential information and services to keep Canada’s waters safe, secure and accessible, ensuring our harbours remain open and in good repair.
and Marine Operations and Response
Marine Operations and Response: We offer vital marine response services, responding to vessels and individuals in distress and operate Canada’s civilian maritime fleet.
That’s what.
How do we do do it?
With cutting-edge science from our research institutes and laboratories across Canada.
By patrolling Canada’s rugged coast lines, responding to pollution incidents and saving lives – an average of 15 per day.
Keeping shipping routes clear of ice and facilitating the safe and efficient transport of more than 470 million tons of cargo transiting through Canadian ports each year.
Consulting and engaging with Indigenous peoples and other stakeholders.
Providing our employees with the tools and infrastructure they need to deliver world-class services and programs to Canadians.
Fostering a culture of recognition where employees are heard, supported and valued.
Building and maintaining a healthy and respectful workplace that supports mental health.
Welcoming innovation.
Recognized as one of Canada’s Top Employers for Young People (2017 & 2018).
One of the National Capital Region’s Top Employers (2018).
No matter where you work
from a biological station in Nanaimo
to a search and rescue station in Newfoundland
you can make a meaningful contribution to Canada
and take pride in your work.
You’re in the right place at the right time.
Welcome aboard!
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