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Changements aux échelons supérieurs de la fonction publique
Le 2 juillet 1996
Ottawa (Ontario)
Prime Minister Jean Chrétien today announced the following
changes in the Public Service:
1. Mel Cappe, currently Deputy Minister of the Environment, becomes
Deputy Minister of Human Resources Development and concurrently
Deputy Minister of Labour, and
2. Jean-Jacques Noreau, currently Deputy Minister of Human Resources
Development and concurrently Deputy Minister of Labour, becomes
Special Advisor to the Minister of Human Resources Development.
This autumn, Mr. Noreau will be leaving the Public Service to
take up a senior position at the Organization for Economic Cooperation
and Development in Paris.
These appointments are effective immediately.
PMO Press Office: (613) 957-5555
(Biographical notes attached)
MEL CAPPE
Date of birth: December 1948
Education:
- B.A. (Economics), University of Toronto
- M.A. (Economics), University of Western Ontario
Professional Experience
May 1994 to present
Deputy Minister of the Environment
1990 - 1994
Senior Assistant Secretary and then, Deputy Secretary, Program
Branch, Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat
1989 - 1990
Assistant Deputy Minister, Bureau of Corporate Affairs and Legislative
Policy, Consumer and Corporate Affairs Canada
1986 - 1989
Assistant Deputy Minister, Policy Coordination, Consumer and Corporate
Affairs Canada
1982 - 1986
Senior Deputy Director of Investigation and Research, Bureau of
Competition Policy, Consumer and Corporate Affairs Canada
1981 - 1982
Chief, Analysis and Evaluation, Finance Canada
1979 - 1981
Senior Economist, Economic Programs, Finance Canada
1977 - 1979
Senior Policy Analyst, Planning Branch, Treasury Board of Canada
Secretariat
1975 - 1977
Policy Analyst, Planning Branch, Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat
JEANJACQUES NOREAU
Date of Birth: February 1941
Education:
- B.A. (physics, mathematics), University of Montréal
- B.A. (pedagogy), Laval University
Professional Experience:
June 1993 to present
Deputy Minister of Human Resources Development
1992 to 1993
Deputy Minister of National Health and Welfare
1986 - 1992
Deputy Minister of Agriculture
1983 - 1986
Deputy Secretary, Program Branch, Treasury Board Secretariat
1981 - 1983
Assistant Secretary and then Senior Assistant Secretary, Program
Branch, Treasury Board Secretariat
1975 - 1980
Director and then Deputy Secretary, Official Languages Branch, Treasury Board
Secretariat
1972 - 1975
Evaluation officer and then Director, Human Resources, Canadian International
Development Agency
1966 - 1972
Pedagogic Counsellor, Director of Special Projects and Associate
Director of Planning, Ministry of Education, Québec
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