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2026 Digital Government Community Awards

2026 Digital Government Community Awards

Badge awarded to

Carl Lévesque

The Digital Government Community Awards recognize excellence in delivering results for Canadians through digital tools and practices, with a focus on high-impact initiatives, exceptional contributions, and best practices in implementing Government of Canada digital priorities. The awards were presented on May 6, 2026 at the TBS/DPI Digital Government Community Awards Gala.

Issued on 16 Jun 2026 by

Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat | Secrétariat du Conseil du Trésor du Canada

Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat | Secrétariat du Conseil du Trésor du Canada

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Issuer

The Secretariat ensures tax dollars are spent wisely and effectively for Canadians. We oversee and provide guidance to the Treasury Board of Ministers on how government is managed and how it regulates. We lead on digital transformation, and employ a diverse and inclusive public service. | Le Secrétariat veille à ce que l’argent des contribuables soit dépensé de manière judicieuse et efficace pour les Canadiens et Canadiennes. Il assure la surveillance des activités de gestion et de réglementation du gouvernement et fournit des conseils aux ministres du Conseil du Trésor. Le Secrétariat joue un rôle de premier plan dans la transformation numérique et favorise la diversité et l’inclusion au sein de la fonction publique.

Criteria

The Government of Canada, through the Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat, gives this digital badge to recognize and endorse this person’s achievement.

This badge recognizes a person who helped a winning team improve digital government. The selection committee chose the team from many nominations in this category. The committee reviewed the nomination using the criteria below.

Alignments

Large organization award for Outstanding Digital Leadership

https://www.canada.ca/en/government/system/digital-government/gcdigital-community/networking-events/digital-government-community-awards/awards.html

For this award category, the Chief Information Officer of Canada recognizes a large organization (more than 5000 employees)

They are recognized for their outstanding achievement in:

  • developing creative approaches to building important partnerships
  • empowering staff to support the digital vision
  • working towards the Government of Canada’s digital priorities

Criteria

  • Breaks down complex tasks into simple and workable solutions that a team can implement.
  • Builds an environment where people take ownership and accountability by experimenting and innovating.
  • Ensures that staff have access to the tools, training, and technologies they need.
  • Energizes teams and inspires them to work together toward an inclusive vision.
  • Is adaptable and handles pressure and constant change well to make decisions with ability and agility.