Roy, Guylaine

Transport Canada

Open in the explorer
Travel
$19K
12 trips
Hospitality
$0
0 events
Largest trip
$7,349
Largest event
–

Titles in the records

As written in the records, with the years they appear.

  • Associate Assistant Deputy Minister, Policy (2010–2011, 12 records)

Totals by fiscal year

TravelHospitalityAmount: total (travel + hospitality)

  • 2010-11$16K ($16K + $0)
  • 2011-12$2,783 ($2,783 + $0)

All records (12)

Newest first.

RecordAmount
Roy, Guylaine
Travel2011-06-30 · Associate Assistant Deputy Minister, Policy
“Attend the Committee on Climate Change, Energy and the Environment”
Destination: Ottawa, Ontario
Cost lines: other transport $10.00
$10.00
Roy, Guylaine
Travel2011-06-23 · Associate Assistant Deputy Minister, Policy
“Interview”
Destination: Ottawa, Ontario
Cost lines: other transport $6.00
$6.00
Roy, Guylaine
Travel2011-05-05 to 2011-05-06 · Associate Assistant Deputy Minister, Policy
“Meet with stakeholders as part of the business of the Deputy Ministers’ Committee on Economic Trends and Policies”
Destination: Waterloo, Ontario
Cost lines: airfare $1,015.21, other transport $54.31, lodging $141.25, meals $34.60
$1,245.37
Roy, Guylaine
Travel2011-04-04 to 2011-04-06 · Associate Assistant Deputy Minister, Policy
“WESTAC members meeting in Winnipeg to discuss demand pictures shaping Western Canada's transportation system”
Destination: Winnipeg, Manitoba
Cost lines: airfare $1,053.61, other transport $97.31, lodging $279.06, meals $91.75
$1,521.73
Roy, Guylaine
Travel2011-01-31 to 2011-02-01 · Associate Assistant Deputy Minister, Policy
“Meeting at Washington Embassy with key stakeholders”
Destination: Washington, District of Columbia
Cost lines: airfare $2,012.41, other transport $53.89, lodging $206.67, meals $128.01
$2,400.98
Roy, Guylaine
Travel2011-01-25 · Associate Assistant Deputy Minister, Policy
“To attend Assistant Deputy Minister Roundtable on Green Growth with Simon Upton from the Organisation for Economic Co-Operation and Development, hosted by Environment Canada”
Destination: Gatineau, Quebec
Cost lines: other transport $10.84
$10.84
Roy, Guylaine
Travel2010-09-27 to 2010-09-29 · Associate Assistant Deputy Minister, Policy
“Attend Federal/Provincial/Territorial Policy Planning & Support Committee, Council of the Deputy Ministers' responsible for transportation and highway safety and Council of Ministers' responsible for transportation and highway safety meetings and Transportation Association of Canada banquet”
Destination: Halifax, Nova Scotia
Cost lines: airfare $457.91, other transport $92.65, lodging $725.20, meals $217.89
$1,493.65
Roy, Guylaine
Travel2010-09-14 to 2010-09-23 · Associate Assistant Deputy Minister, Policy
“Transport Executive Management Committee - Strategic Planning”
Destination: Cantley, Quebec
Cost lines: other transport $30.19
$30.19
Roy, Guylaine
Travel2010-06-20 to 2010-06-22 · Associate Assistant Deputy Minister, Policy
“Council of Deputy Minister's meeting”
Destination: Yellowknife, Northwest Territories
Cost lines: airfare $1,075.82, other transport $117.00, lodging $802.20, meals $129.70
$2,124.72
Roy, Guylaine
Travel2010-06-10 to 2010-06-12 · Associate Assistant Deputy Minister, Policy
“Marine Atlantic Meeting”
Destination: Sydney, Nova Scotia
Cost lines: airfare $1,090.12, other transport $130.00, lodging $293.21, meals $133.75
$1,647.08
Roy, Guylaine
Travel2010-04-22 to 2010-04-23 · Associate Assistant Deputy Minister, Policy
“Deputy Minister's Committee on Economic Trends and Policies”
Destination: Toronto, Ontario
Cost lines: airfare $495.36, other transport $83.00, lodging $203.32, meals $73.50
$855.18
Roy, Guylaine
Travel2010-04-11 to 2010-04-16 · Associate Assistant Deputy Minister, Policy
“Executive Inuit Arctic Training”
Destination: Kuujjuaq/Inukjuak/Montreal, Quebec
Cost lines: airfare $5,400.00, other transport $304.76, lodging $1,050.00, meals $593.80
$7,348.56

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