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package com.braintreepayments.demo;

import android.app.ProgressDialog;
import android.os.Bundle;
import android.text.TextUtils;
import android.view.LayoutInflater;
import android.view.View;
import android.view.ViewGroup;
import android.widget.Button;
import android.widget.EditText;
import android.widget.Toast;

import androidx.annotation.NonNull;
import androidx.annotation.Nullable;
import androidx.appcompat.app.AppCompatActivity;
import androidx.fragment.app.FragmentActivity;
import androidx.lifecycle.ViewModelProvider;
import androidx.navigation.fragment.NavHostFragment;

import com.braintreepayments.api.AmericanExpressClient;
import com.braintreepayments.api.AmericanExpressRewardsBalance;
import com.braintreepayments.api.BraintreeClient;
import com.braintreepayments.api.PaymentMethodNonce;
import com.braintreepayments.api.BrowserSwitchResult;
import com.braintreepayments.api.Card;
import com.braintreepayments.api.CardClient;
import com.braintreepayments.api.CardNonce;
import com.braintreepayments.api.DataCollector;
import com.braintreepayments.api.ThreeDSecureAdditionalInformation;
import com.braintreepayments.api.ThreeDSecureClient;
import com.braintreepayments.api.ThreeDSecureListener;
import com.braintreepayments.api.ThreeDSecurePostalAddress;
import com.braintreepayments.api.ThreeDSecureRequest;
import com.braintreepayments.api.ThreeDSecureResult;
import com.braintreepayments.api.ThreeDSecureV1UiCustomization;
import com.braintreepayments.api.ThreeDSecureV2ButtonCustomization;
import com.braintreepayments.api.ThreeDSecureV2LabelCustomization;
import com.braintreepayments.api.ThreeDSecureV2TextBoxCustomization;
import com.braintreepayments.api.ThreeDSecureV2ToolbarCustomization;
import com.braintreepayments.api.ThreeDSecureV2UiCustomization;
import com.braintreepayments.api.UnionPayCapabilities;
import com.braintreepayments.api.UnionPayCard;
import com.braintreepayments.api.UnionPayClient;
import com.braintreepayments.cardform.OnCardFormFieldFocusedListener;
import com.braintreepayments.cardform.OnCardFormSubmitListener;
import com.braintreepayments.cardform.utils.CardType;
import com.braintreepayments.cardform.view.CardEditText;
import com.braintreepayments.cardform.view.CardForm;
import com.google.android.material.textfield.TextInputLayout;

import static android.view.View.GONE;
import static android.view.View.VISIBLE;

public class CardFragment extends BaseFragment implements OnCardFormSubmitListener, OnCardFormFieldFocusedListener, ThreeDSecureListener {

    private static final String EXTRA_THREE_D_SECURE_REQUESTED = "com.braintreepayments.demo.EXTRA_THREE_D_SECURE_REQUESTED";
    private static final String EXTRA_UNIONPAY = "com.braintreepayments.demo.EXTRA_UNIONPAY";
    private static final String EXTRA_UNIONPAY_ENROLLMENT_ID = "com.braintreepayments.demo.EXTRA_UNIONPAY_ENROLLMENT_ID";

    private String deviceData;
    private boolean isUnionPay;
    private String enrollmentId;
    private boolean threeDSecureRequested;

    private ProgressDialog loading;
    private CardForm cardForm;
    private TextInputLayout smsCodeContainer;
    private EditText smsCode;
    private Button sendSmsButton;
    private Button purchaseButton;
    private Button autofillButton;

    private CardType cardType;

    private AmericanExpressClient americanExpressClient;
    private CardClient cardClient;
    private ThreeDSecureClient threeDSecureClient;
    private UnionPayClient unionPayClient;
    private DataCollector dataCollector;

    private String cardFormActionLabel;

    @Override
    public void onCreate(Bundle onSaveInstanceState) {
        super.onCreate(onSaveInstanceState);

        BraintreeClient braintreeClient = getBraintreeClient();
        americanExpressClient = new AmericanExpressClient(braintreeClient);
        cardClient = new CardClient(braintreeClient);
        threeDSecureClient = new ThreeDSecureClient(this, braintreeClient);
        threeDSecureClient.setListener(this);

        unionPayClient = new UnionPayClient(braintreeClient);
        dataCollector = new DataCollector(braintreeClient);

        if (onSaveInstanceState != null) {
            threeDSecureRequested = onSaveInstanceState.getBoolean(EXTRA_THREE_D_SECURE_REQUESTED);
            isUnionPay = onSaveInstanceState.getBoolean(EXTRA_UNIONPAY);
            enrollmentId = onSaveInstanceState.getString(EXTRA_UNIONPAY_ENROLLMENT_ID);

            if (isUnionPay) {
                sendSmsButton.setVisibility(VISIBLE);
            }
        }
    }

    @Nullable
    @Override
    public View onCreateView(@NonNull LayoutInflater inflater, @Nullable ViewGroup container, @Nullable Bundle savedInstanceState) {
        View view = inflater.inflate(R.layout.fragment_card, container, false);

        cardForm = view.findViewById(R.id.card_form);
        cardForm.setOnFormFieldFocusedListener(this);
        cardForm.setOnCardFormSubmitListener(this);

        cardFormActionLabel = getString(R.string.purchase);

        smsCodeContainer = view.findViewById(R.id.sms_code_container);
        smsCode = view.findViewById(R.id.sms_code);
        sendSmsButton = view.findViewById(R.id.unionpay_enroll_button);
        purchaseButton = view.findViewById(R.id.purchase_button);
        autofillButton = view.findViewById(R.id.autofill_button);

        sendSmsButton.setOnClickListener(this::sendSms);
        purchaseButton.setOnClickListener(this::onPurchase);
        autofillButton.setOnClickListener(this::onAutofill);

        if (isUnionPay) {
            sendSmsButton.setVisibility(VISIBLE);
        }

        purchaseButton.setEnabled(true);
        autofillButton.setEnabled(true);

        configureCardForm();
        return view;
    }

    @Override
    public void onResume() {
        super.onResume();
        safelyCloseLoadingView();
    }

    @Override
    public void onSaveInstanceState(Bundle outState) {
        super.onSaveInstanceState(outState);
        outState.putBoolean(EXTRA_THREE_D_SECURE_REQUESTED, threeDSecureRequested);
        outState.putBoolean(EXTRA_UNIONPAY, isUnionPay);
        outState.putString(EXTRA_UNIONPAY_ENROLLMENT_ID, enrollmentId);
    }

    private void configureCardForm() {

        final AppCompatActivity activity = (AppCompatActivity) getActivity();
        BraintreeClient braintreeClient = getBraintreeClient();

        // check if union pay is enabled
        braintreeClient.getConfiguration((configuration, configError) -> {
            if (configuration != null) {
                cardForm.cardRequired(true)
                        .expirationRequired(true)
                        .cvvRequired(configuration.isCvvChallengePresent())
                        .postalCodeRequired(configuration.isPostalCodeChallengePresent())
                        .mobileNumberRequired(false)
                        .actionLabel(cardFormActionLabel)
                        .setup(activity);

                if (getArguments().getBoolean(MainFragment.EXTRA_COLLECT_DEVICE_DATA, false)) {
                    dataCollector.collectDeviceData(activity, (deviceData, e) -> this.deviceData = deviceData);
                }
            } else {
                handleError(configError);
            }
        });
    }

    @Override
    protected void handleError(Exception error) {
        super.handleError(error);
        threeDSecureRequested = false;
    }

    @Override
    public void onCancel(int requestCode) {
        super.onCancel(requestCode);

        threeDSecureRequested = false;

        Toast.makeText(getActivity(), "3DS canceled", Toast.LENGTH_LONG).show();
    }

    @Override
    public void onCardFormFieldFocused(View field) {
        if (!(field instanceof CardEditText) && !TextUtils.isEmpty(cardForm.getCardNumber())) {
            CardType cardType = CardType.forCardNumber(cardForm.getCardNumber());
            if (this.cardType != cardType) {
                this.cardType = cardType;

                if (!Settings.useTokenizationKey(getActivity().getApplicationContext())) {
                    String cardNumber = cardForm.getCardNumber();
                    unionPayClient.fetchCapabilities(cardNumber, (capabilities, error) -> {
                        if (capabilities != null) {
                            handleUnionPayCapabilitiesFetched(capabilities);
                        } else {
                            handleError(error);
                        }
                    });
                }
            }
        }
    }

    private void handleUnionPayCapabilitiesFetched(final UnionPayCapabilities capabilities) {
        smsCodeContainer.setVisibility(GONE);
        smsCode.setText("");

        BraintreeClient braintreeClient = getBraintreeClient();
        final AppCompatActivity activity = (AppCompatActivity) getActivity();

        braintreeClient.getConfiguration((configuration, error) -> {
            if (capabilities.isUnionPay()) {
                if (!capabilities.isSupported()) {
                    cardForm.setCardNumberError("Card not accepted");
                    return;
                }
                isUnionPay = true;
                enrollmentId = null;

                cardForm.cardRequired(true)
                        .expirationRequired(true)
                        .cvvRequired(true)
                        .postalCodeRequired(configuration.isPostalCodeChallengePresent())
                        .mobileNumberRequired(true)
                        .actionLabel(cardFormActionLabel)
                        .setup(activity);

                sendSmsButton.setVisibility(VISIBLE);
            } else {
                isUnionPay = false;

                cardForm.cardRequired(true)
                        .expirationRequired(true)
                        .cvvRequired(configuration.isCvvChallengePresent())
                        .postalCodeRequired(configuration.isPostalCodeChallengePresent())
                        .mobileNumberRequired(false)
                        .actionLabel(cardFormActionLabel)
                        .setup(activity);

                if (!configuration.isCvvChallengePresent()) {
                    ((EditText) activity.findViewById(R.id.bt_card_form_cvv)).setText("");
                }
            }
        });
    }

    public void sendSms(View v) {
        UnionPayCard unionPayCard = new UnionPayCard();
        unionPayCard.setNumber(cardForm.getCardNumber());
        unionPayCard.setExpirationMonth(cardForm.getExpirationMonth());
        unionPayCard.setExpirationYear(cardForm.getExpirationYear());
        unionPayCard.setCvv(cardForm.getCvv());
        unionPayCard.setPostalCode(cardForm.getPostalCode());
        unionPayCard.setMobileCountryCode(cardForm.getCountryCode());
        unionPayCard.setMobilePhoneNumber(cardForm.getMobileNumber());

        unionPayClient.enroll(unionPayCard, (enrollment, error) -> {
            enrollmentId = enrollment.getId();
            if (enrollment.isSmsCodeRequired()) {
                smsCodeContainer.setVisibility(VISIBLE);
            } else {
                onCardFormSubmit();
            }
        });
    }

    @Override
    public void onCardFormSubmit() {
        onPurchase(null);
    }

    public void onPurchase(View v) {
        getActivity().setProgressBarIndeterminateVisibility(true);
        if (isUnionPay) {
            UnionPayCard unionPayCard = new UnionPayCard();
            unionPayCard.setNumber(cardForm.getCardNumber());
            unionPayCard.setExpirationMonth(cardForm.getExpirationMonth());
            unionPayCard.setExpirationYear(cardForm.getExpirationYear());
            unionPayCard.setCvv(cardForm.getCvv());
            unionPayCard.setPostalCode(cardForm.getPostalCode());
            unionPayCard.setMobileCountryCode(cardForm.getCountryCode());
            unionPayCard.setMobilePhoneNumber(cardForm.getMobileNumber());
            unionPayCard.setSmsCode(smsCode.getText().toString());
            unionPayCard.setEnrollmentId(enrollmentId);

            unionPayClient.tokenize(unionPayCard, (cardNonce, tokenizeError) -> {
                if (cardNonce != null) {
                    handlePaymentMethodNonceCreated(cardNonce);
                } else {
                    handleError(tokenizeError);
                }
            });

        } else {
            Card card = new Card();
            card.setNumber(cardForm.getCardNumber());
            card.setExpirationMonth(cardForm.getExpirationMonth());
            card.setExpirationYear(cardForm.getExpirationYear());
            card.setCvv(cardForm.getCvv());
            card.setShouldValidate(false); // TODO GQL currently only returns the bin if validate = false
            card.setPostalCode(cardForm.getPostalCode());

            cardClient.tokenize(card, (cardNonce, tokenizeError) -> {
                if (cardNonce != null) {
                    handlePaymentMethodNonceCreated(cardNonce);
                } else {
                    handleError(tokenizeError);
                }
            });
        }
    }

    public void onAutofill(View v) {
        AutofillHelper autofillHelper = new AutofillHelper(cardForm);
        autofillHelper.fillCardNumber("4111111111111111");
        autofillHelper.fillExpirationDate("01/27");
        autofillHelper.fillCVV("123");
        autofillHelper.fillPostalCode("12345");
    }

    private void handleThreeDSecureResult(ThreeDSecureResult threeDSecureResult, Exception error) {
        safelyCloseLoadingView();
        if (threeDSecureResult != null) {
            PaymentMethodNonce paymentMethodNonce = threeDSecureResult.getTokenizedCard();
            handlePaymentMethodNonceCreated(paymentMethodNonce);
        } else {
            handleError(error);
        }
    }

    private void handlePaymentMethodNonceCreated(PaymentMethodNonce paymentMethodNonce) {
        super.onPaymentMethodNonceCreated(paymentMethodNonce);

        final FragmentActivity activity = getActivity();
        if (!threeDSecureRequested && paymentMethodNonce instanceof CardNonce && Settings.isThreeDSecureEnabled(activity)) {
            threeDSecureRequested = true;
            loading = ProgressDialog.show(activity, getString(R.string.loading), getString(R.string.loading), true, false);

            ThreeDSecureRequest threeDSecureRequest = threeDSecureRequest(paymentMethodNonce);
            threeDSecureClient.performVerification(activity, threeDSecureRequest, (threeDSecureResult, error) -> {
                if (threeDSecureResult != null) {
                    threeDSecureClient.continuePerformVerification(activity, threeDSecureRequest, threeDSecureResult);
                } else {
                    handleError(error);
                    safelyCloseLoadingView();
                }
            });
        } else if (paymentMethodNonce instanceof CardNonce && Settings.isAmexRewardsBalanceEnabled(activity)) {
            loading = ProgressDialog.show(activity, getString(R.string.loading), getString(R.string.loading), true, false);
            String nonce = paymentMethodNonce.getString();

            americanExpressClient.getRewardsBalance(nonce, "USD", (rewardsBalance, error) -> {
                if (rewardsBalance != null) {
                    safelyCloseLoadingView();
                    showDialog(getAmexRewardsBalanceString(rewardsBalance));
                } else if (error != null) {
                    handleError(error);
                }
            });
        } else {

            CardFragmentDirections.ActionCardFragmentToDisplayNonceFragment action =
                    CardFragmentDirections.actionCardFragmentToDisplayNonceFragment(paymentMethodNonce);
            action.setDeviceData(deviceData);

            NavHostFragment.findNavController(this).navigate(action);
        }
    }

    private void safelyCloseLoadingView() {
        if (loading != null && loading.isShowing()) {
            loading.dismiss();
        }
    }

    public static String getAmexRewardsBalanceString(AmericanExpressRewardsBalance rewardsBalance) {
        return "Amex Rewards Balance: \n" +
                "- amount: " + rewardsBalance.getRewardsAmount() + "\n" +
                "- errorCode: " + rewardsBalance.getErrorCode();
    }

    private ThreeDSecureRequest threeDSecureRequest(PaymentMethodNonce paymentMethodNonce) {
        CardNonce cardNonce = (CardNonce) paymentMethodNonce;

        ThreeDSecurePostalAddress billingAddress = new ThreeDSecurePostalAddress();
        billingAddress.setGivenName("Jill");
        billingAddress.setSurname("Doe");
        billingAddress.setPhoneNumber("5551234567");
        billingAddress.setStreetAddress("555 Smith St");
        billingAddress.setExtendedAddress("#2");
        billingAddress.setLocality("Chicago");
        billingAddress.setRegion("IL");
        billingAddress.setPostalCode("12345");
        billingAddress.setCountryCodeAlpha2("US");

        ThreeDSecureAdditionalInformation additionalInformation = new ThreeDSecureAdditionalInformation();
        additionalInformation.setAccountId("account-id");

        ThreeDSecureV2ButtonCustomization submitButtonCustomization = new ThreeDSecureV2ButtonCustomization();
        submitButtonCustomization.setBackgroundColor("#D3D3D3");
        submitButtonCustomization.setTextColor("#000000");

        ThreeDSecureV2ToolbarCustomization toolbarCustomization = new ThreeDSecureV2ToolbarCustomization();
        toolbarCustomization.setHeaderText("Braintree 3DS Checkout");
        toolbarCustomization.setBackgroundColor("#FF5A5F");
        toolbarCustomization.setButtonText("Close");
        toolbarCustomization.setTextColor("#222222");
        toolbarCustomization.setTextFontSize(18);

        ThreeDSecureV2LabelCustomization labelCustomization = new ThreeDSecureV2LabelCustomization();
        labelCustomization.setHeadingTextColor("#0082CB");
        labelCustomization.setTextFontSize(14);

        ThreeDSecureV2TextBoxCustomization textBoxCustomization = new ThreeDSecureV2TextBoxCustomization();
        textBoxCustomization.setBorderColor("#0082CB");

        ThreeDSecureV2UiCustomization v2UiCustomization = new ThreeDSecureV2UiCustomization();
        v2UiCustomization.setLabelCustomization(labelCustomization);
        v2UiCustomization.setTextBoxCustomization(textBoxCustomization);
        v2UiCustomization.setToolbarCustomization(toolbarCustomization);
        v2UiCustomization.setButtonCustomization(submitButtonCustomization, ThreeDSecureV2UiCustomization.BUTTON_TYPE_VERIFY);

        ThreeDSecureV1UiCustomization v1UiCustomization = new ThreeDSecureV1UiCustomization();
        v1UiCustomization.setRedirectButtonText("Return to Demo App");
        v1UiCustomization.setRedirectDescription("Please use the button above if you are not automatically redirected to the app. (This text can contain accéntéd chàractèrs.)");

        ThreeDSecureRequest threeDSecureRequest = new ThreeDSecureRequest();
        threeDSecureRequest.setAmount("10");
        threeDSecureRequest.setEmail("test@email.com");
        threeDSecureRequest.setBillingAddress(billingAddress);
        threeDSecureRequest.setNonce(cardNonce.getString());
        threeDSecureRequest.setVersionRequested(ThreeDSecureRequest.VERSION_2);
        threeDSecureRequest.setAdditionalInformation(additionalInformation);
        threeDSecureRequest.setV2UiCustomization(v2UiCustomization);
        threeDSecureRequest.setV1UiCustomization(v1UiCustomization);

        return threeDSecureRequest;
    }

    @Override
    public void onThreeDSecureSuccess(@NonNull ThreeDSecureResult threeDSecureResult) {
        handleThreeDSecureResult(threeDSecureResult, null);
    }

    @Override
    public void onThreeDSecureFailure(@NonNull Exception error) {
        handleThreeDSecureResult(null, error);
    }
}

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A Neighbourhood zone has been introduced to Beaconsfield Primary School to help support students and their families by providing guaranteed access to their local school.
First round placements are offered to children who reside within the zone boundary, proof of residence is required as stated below.
Second round placement is then offered to siblings of existing children that are enrolled at Beaconsfield Primary school. All enrolments for siblings need to be lodged at the school office by 28 June 2019. Siblings will be notified of availability by 2 August 2019. No proof of residence is required.
Where an 'enrolment cap' has not been reached, students living outside the boundary may be offered a place. This will be determined by geographical proximity from the boundary. Proof of residence is required as stated below. All expressions of interest are to be lodged to Beaconsfield Primary school by 2 August 2019 . We will notify you with the outcome from the 16 August 2019.
Filing of paperwork does not constitute acceptance of enrolment.
Residential lease or bond lodgment receipt – lease must be at least 12 months duration, no temporary or short term contracts will be accepted.
Applicants may also be called on to sign a statutory declaration as a proof of residential address.
The school reserves the right to undertake further checks should it consider that insufficient proof is provided. Addresses provided may be checked on the electoral roll.


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Primary staff enjoyed two days of training
Primary staff enjoyed two days of training last week in preparation for the new academic year.
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Action Canada for Sexual Health and Rights is seeking a full-time Director of Government Relations based in Ottawa, Canada. Are you an experienced policy or advocacy professional? Does working as part of a small, dedicated team in the nonprofit sector excite you? Are you passionate about sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR)? If so, this might be the job for you!
Are you an experienced policy or advocacy professional? Does working as part of a small, dedicated team in the nonprofit sector excite you? Are you passionate about sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR)? If so, this might be the job for you!
Action Canada for Sexual Health and Rights is seeking a full-time Director of Government Relations based in Ottawa, Canada.
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Action Canada for Sexual Health & Rights is a progressive, pro-choice human rights-based charitable organization committed to advancing and upholding sexual and reproductive health and rights in Canada and globally.
We are an organization that works in Canada and around the world to promote health, wellbeing, and rights related to sexuality and reproduction. Building on the 50-year legacy of the organizations that formed Action Canada, we provide direct support, referrals, and information to the people who need it most, partner with groups and organizations on a range of campaigns using a collaborative, movement-building approach, and work with decision-makers to advance progressive policies on access to abortion, stigma-free healthcare, gender equality, LGBTQ rights, sex workers' rights, and inclusive sex-ed.
We believe in a world where every person controls their sexuality, reproduction, gender expression, and health. In our fight for sexual and reproductive rights for all, Action Canada challenges the systems that create unequal access to information, health care, and rights.
For more information, visit actioncanadashr.org.
Job responsibilities include:
Engage in direct advocacy with decision-makers towards advancing sexual and reproductive health and rights in Canada's laws and policies, as well as Canada's development assistance and foreign policy;
Manage team of policy and campaigns specialists working towards the advancement of advocacy goals;
Manage programmatic budgets, oversee grant administration (proposal development, monitoring, narrative reporting, relationship management) for multiple institutional funders, and identify new funding opportunities;
Develop and implement advocacy strategies to advance sexual and reproductive health and rights;
Monitor and identify opportunities to advance sexual and reproductive health and rights-related issues within Canadian parliamentary processes and other government mechanisms (e.g. federal budget);
Maintain existing relationships with government officials, and develop strategies to grow Action Canada's network of relationships with key decision-makers;
Produce policy briefs, submissions, reports and other written advocacy-related materials, and identify opportunities for knowledge translation;
Oversee and contribute to the development of campaigns aimed at advancing advocacy goals, raising the awareness of individuals and other stakeholders and mobilizing the public to take action;
Advance anti-racism and anti-oppression principles and practices in Action Canada's internal and external work;
Collaborate with the Global Policy and Advocacy, Domestic Health Promotion, Fundraising and Communications teams to develop collaborative and effective approaches to campaigns;
Participate in and lead coalitions with diverse stakeholders towards securing advocacy goals;
Represent Action Canada among external audiences, including media, partners, government officials, UN agencies, human rights mechanisms, among others;
Participate in meetings and decision-making as a member of the management team;
Other duties as required.
Degree (or equivalent experience) in a related field, such as Political Science, Law, Public Administration, Communications, International Development, Public Health or Health Policy;
Minimum 5 years' experience in government relations, policy, advocacy or similar area of work, preferably in the not-for-profit sector;
Management experience;
Knowledge of and commitment to Action Canada's mission and values, including a deep understanding of sexual and reproductive health and rights;
Demonstrated commitment to anti-racism and anti-oppression principles and practices;
Knowledge of international human rights systems, feminist and social justice organizations and international development sector, including the United Nations and its specialized agencies, global financing instruments, and international agreements relevant to sexual and reproductive health and rights;
Demonstrated knowledge of Canadian parliamentary processes, and the administrative and executive structures of government;
Experience engaging with government officials, both elected and unelected;
Experience with media relations, and as a media spokesperson;
Experience developing, implementing, and evaluating public engagement campaigns, knowledge translation and creative strategies to engage diverse audiences towards advancing advocacy goals;
Demonstrated experience engaging in reactionary and responsive as well as proactive advocacy;
Experience preparing and delivering public statements, briefings, presentations and workshops;
Experience working with allies and other representatives from the NGO sector, including working to advance advocacy priorities within networks and coalitions;
Strong understanding of the role charitable organizations in Canada can play in the policy landscape;
Excellent research, writing, analytical and persuasive skills;
Flexible and adaptive, able to respond quickly and effectively to changing circumstances;
Priority management, strong multi-tasking skills and ability to meet deadlines;
Commitment to and demonstrated effectiveness working as part of a diverse and participatory team;
Ability to work with minimal supervision while exhibiting strong initiative and judgment;
Willingness to travel and work outside of normal business hours, when necessary;
Comfortable using digital tools to manage work and collaborate with team members (e.g. Asana, Zoom, Dropbox etc.);
Ability to engage in lobbying activities with the Government of Canada;
Eligible to work in Canada;
Bilingual (English/French) considered an asset.
This position is based out of Action Canada's Ottawa office, at 240 Bank Street. However, all staff are currently working from home due to the COVID-19 pandemic, with no set return-to-office date. The successful candidate must be based in Ottawa and able to attend at the office, due to requirements of the position.
Send your cover letter and CV by 5pm EST on Monday, May 31, 2021 to:
SUBJECT: Director of Government Relations
Short-listed candidates will be contacted by Friday, May 27, 2021. We anticipate that interviews for this position will take place over Zoom during the week of May 31, 2021.
This is a full-time (37.5 hours per week), salaried position. Salary for this position is $75,000 to $80,000 per annum, commensurate with experience. Action Canada also provides a generous benefits program, including extended health and dental benefits, and RRSP contributions.
Recognizing that we are in the midst of an unprecedented and unusual time, we have made adjustments to our hiring processes. At this time, all staff at Action Canada are working from home, and the interviewing and on-boarding process will occur remotely. We acknowledge that COVID-19 has caused disruptions to many lives and people may require additional accommodations.
Action Canada is committed to working within an anti-racism and anti-oppression framework and dismantling the white supremacy inherent to the SRHR movement We are explicitly inviting women and gender diverse members of Black, Indigenous, and racialized communities to apply and self-identify in your cover letter. We welcome applications from people living with disabilities; please let us know if you require accommodations at any stage of the recruitment process.
We thank all applicants in advance; however, only those invited for an interview will be contacted.


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From Cold to Code War: Dissecting Security Strategies for the Cyberspace Strategic Environment and Identifying Cyber Risks to the Nuclear Strategic Environment
Hammaad Salik Consultant Prime Minister Taskforce on Knowledge Economy
Rao Ibrahim Zahid Consultant to the Prime Minister's Task Force on Knowledge Economy, Pakistan
Left-of-Launch Strategy, Persistent Engagement, Cyber Risks to Nuclear Stability, Nuclear Deterrence, Cyber Deterrence
Due to its effectiveness in the Cold War, the security strategy of Nuclear Deterrence has left a seemingly irrefutable imprint on the minds of strategists and policymakers. Nuclear Deterrence is an iteration of conventional deterrence, whereas both enjoy a generalized applicability status in the context of all strategic environments. The ultimate objective of applying these security strategies to any strategic environment is achieving stability. However, as innovative technologies emerge and disparate strategic environments unfold, it becomes critical to evaluate the applicability of nuclear or conventional deterrence as an effective security strategy for these environments. It also becomes critical to analyze the effects of these novel strategic environments on the stability of an international system historically established in all preceding environments. This article explains the variance of approach and mentality when conceptualizing strategic nuclear and strategic cyberspace environments. It then explores the fundamental core differences of these strategic environments which validate such a variance. The article then focuses on how deterrence may not be a viable security strategy for the cyberspace environment before discussing some of the impacts the cyberspace environment may have on the nuclear environment. These impacts have been discussed as risks to the nuclear environment and may have a destabilizing effect on the stability that has been established via nuclear deterrence in the strategic nuclear environment.
Hammaad Salik, Consultant Prime Minister Taskforce on Knowledge Economy
Hammaad Salik is a consultant to the Prime Minister's Task Force on Knowledge Economy (Pakistan) and member advisory of the Strategic Warfare Group (SWG). The author aims to provide accurate and transparent cyber information to the public. His expertise includes Offensive Cyber Operations (OCO), Cyber Strategy, Kinetic Cyber Warfare, Artificial Intelligence, and Cyber Deterrence. The author can be reached at salik1@umbc.edu.
Rao Ibrahim Zahid, Consultant to the Prime Minister's Task Force on Knowledge Economy, Pakistan
Rao Ibrahim Zahid is a consultant to the Prime Minister's Task Force on Knowledge Economy (Pakistan) and a member advisory Strategic Warfare Group (SWG). The author tends to engage in research to provide awareness for a developing Pakistan. His expertise includes International Relations, Cyber Warfare, Cyber Conflict Management, Cyber Threat Intelligence, Artificial Intelligence, and Air Defense analysis. The author can be reached at ibrahimzahid1991@gmail.com.
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For the past 40 years, attorney Herbert E. Maxey, Jr. has been known for effectively and favorably resolving clients' cases. He attentively listens to your concerns, clearly and precisely explains potential legal strategies to you and shares his in-depth knowledge of the area of the law where you need help.Attorney Herbert E. Maxey, Jr. has a reputation for being honest and professional. His firm, Herbert E. Maxey, Jr., P.C., is AV Peer Review Rated by Martindale-Hubbell® for its professionalism and ethics. Herbert E. Maxey, Jr., P.C. can help you with legal matters related to:
Virginia Personal Injury Attorney in Buckingham County
School bus accident
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Exceptional legal service at Herbert E. Maxey, Jr., P.C.
The firm's commitment to clients is its number one priority. Herbert E. Maxey, Jr., works hard to obtain the best resolution for you in the most cost- effective, time-efficient manner possible. Attorney Herbert E. Maxey, Jr. is a precise and winning litigator. His goal is to provide each of his clients with unsurpassed personal attention from the initial consultation through the conclusion of your case.
Herbert Maxey is committed to the Virginia community
Attorney Herbert E. Maxey, Jr. is recognized within the community for his commitment to many organizations including:
Maysville Baptist Church
Buckingham County Ruritan Club
Buckingham County Chamber of Commerce
Buckingham County Historical Society
Buckingham County Cattlemen's Association
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Route 60, 13160 W. James Anderson Hwy
Buckingham, Virginia 23921
434-969-4873, 1-800-248-1950
Monday – Friday: 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Herbert E. Maxey, Jr. serves clients throughout Virginia including but not limited to Lynchburg, Farmville, South Boston, Altavista, Charlottesville, Buckingham County, Prince Edward County, Appomattox County, Cumberland County, Campbell County, Charlotte County, Halifax County, Amherst County, Powhatan County, Fluvanna County and Albermarle County, Lake Monticello, Altavista, Forest, Blackstone, South Hill, Gretna, Crewe, Scottsville, Chatham, Charlotte Court House, and Lovingston.
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Get to know Arrow Electrical Supply Co., Inc.
Arrow Electric's story starts as most American small business success stories do… a vision to supply Northern Maryland with exceptional electrical service. Arrow Electrical Supply was created in 1973 located in Fallston, Maryland.
Four years later in 1977, Arrow moved to a more centralized location in Bel Air on Ellendale Street. Also, Arrow grew into another location in Havre De Grace, Maryland. In 1980 the Havre De Grace location relocated to Aberdeen which is 522 S. Philadelphia Blvd. Aberdeen, MD 21001. This moved led to growth and the main location had to move again in 1980. They set up shop on Bel Air's busy Main Street for six years. Then, continuing to advance, they built their present-day place in 1986 which is their main location at 220 Gateway Drive; Bel Air, MD 21014. In 1999 Arrow was blessed to open another location in Cecil County . Our Elkton location is 35 Augustine Herman Highway; Elkton, MD 21921.
Through the years Arrow Electrical Supply has done what their name implies, supplied commercial and residential electrical materials as well as their expertise to Bel Air and the surrounding area.
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UPDATE: JEFF JARRETT RETURNING TO TNA?
BACKSTAGE UPDATE: IS HULK HOGAN IN TALKS WITH WWE?
STEPHANIE MCMAHON SELLS MORE STOCK - HOW MUCH?
WWE HELL IN A CELL PPV RESULTS: NEW WWE CHAMPION IS?
Triple H alongside Stephanie call out the big show to the ring. They ask the big man what he wants? He says he wants, them to fly back home.
Smackdown opens with a personal video from the shield. Dean Ambrose says that they are tired of the Uso's sticking their nose in the shield business.
Kofi gets started with repeated kicks to Ryback. Ryback finally catches Kingston slamming him on the mat. Kofi tries building momentum but is immediately stopped with a Ryback shoulder drop.
Not exactly the match I was hoping for from these two. Briscoe and Thomas are very talented and excellent workers in the ring. This match simply just didn't mesh well between the two.
Triple H & Daniel Bryan makes me now believe that Orton might win Sunday. Yet on the other hand you have it look like Bryan gets his revenge & his right full title run. This is the way I have it. Shawn & Orton get into it with Orton laying out Shawn.
The show dragged from about thirty minutes after it started. Felt like a throw away show that had filler, filler & if your still watching more filler.
Angle vs Roode is the main event, it's Halloween and Hulk Hogan is not currently employed by TNA. Surely Impact wouldn't be awful this week, eh? Surely.
Michael Cole interviews Triple H in the middle of the ring. He tells us things we already know. Daniel Bryan gets in his face, telling him he'll beat Randy Orton and become the new face of the WWE. They have a staredown.
Even though Ryback got a win here it is just Main Event. They didn't make a big deal about the match or even advertise it on Raw.
Enzo Amore and Colin Cassady kick off the show with a promo as they come to the ring.
Divas who no one cares about, and a short match between two of my favorite performers that came off as less than anything worth viewing? Thanks for the dud show, WWE. Sorry if you wasted your time watching the show.
Damien Sandow defeats Kofi Kingston in the kickoff match with the full nelson slam. Not a bad kickoff match, but I was hoping to see Big E. take on Axel(Axel is apparently injured). I also thought I heard them say Big E. will face Dean Ambrose? Good start to the show, and good promo work by Sandow with his teasing of the cash in. I can't wait to see how this show unfolds with some quality wrestling! Call it two stars for Sandow and Kofi for lack of time.


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