Steve Boivin

National Defence

Open in the explorer
Travel
$544K
75 trips
Hospitality
$92K
22 events
Largest trip
$33K
Largest event
$41K

Titles in the records

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

  • Commander of Canadian Joint Operations Command (2024–2026, 30 records)
  • Deputy Commander Canadian Army (2024–2025, 15 records)
  • Commander Canadian Joint Operations Command (2025, 1 record)
  • Director General Military Personnel - Strategic (2024, 1 record)
  • Commander Canadian Special Operations Forces Command (2024, 2 records)
  • Outgoing Commander CANSOFCOM (2024, 1 record)
  • Commander CANSOFCOM (2021–2024, 22 records)
  • Commander (CANSOFCOM) Canadian Special Operations Forces Command (2024, 2 records)
  • Commander Canadian Special Operations Forces Command (CANSOFCOM) (2023, 2 records)
  • Commander Canadian Special Operations Forces Command (CANSOFCOM ) (2023, 1 record)
  • Commander Canadian Special Operations Force Command (CANSOFCOM) (2023, 1 record)
  • Commander Canadian Special Forces Command (CANSOFCOM) (2023, 1 record)
  • Commander (2023, 3 records)
  • Commander, Canadian Special Operations Forces Command (2023, 1 record)
  • Commander of CANSOFCOM (2021, 1 record)
  • Deputy Commander CANSOFCOM (2018–2019, 13 records)

Totals by fiscal year

TravelHospitalityAmount: total (travel + hospitality)

  • 2018-19$26K ($25K + $206)
  • 2019-20$9,959 ($9,817 + $143)
  • 2021-22$27K ($27K + $123)
  • 2022-23$106K ($106K + $0)
  • 2023-24$123K ($99K + $24K)
  • 2024-25$197K ($134K + $63K)
  • 2025-26$119K ($115K + $4,365)
  • 2026-27$28K ($28K + $241)

All records (101)

Newest first. 4 of them are exact copies of another record and are counted once.

RecordAmount
Steve Boivin
Hospitality2026-08-27 · Commander of Canadian Joint Operations Command
“Canadian Joint Operations Command hosting Commander of the Netherlands Joint Force Command MGen van Deventer and staff for lunch during their visit to Canadian Joint Operations Command.”
Location: Ottawa, Canada
Vendor: Kettleman's Bagels
Attendees: 8 employees, 3 guests
Comment in the record: “LGen Boivin provided his own lunch.”
$241.24$22 per attendee
Steve Boivin
Travel2026-07-13 to 2026-07-16 · Commander of Canadian Joint Operations Command
“EX RIMPAC Distinguished Visitor Program participation as well as Commander of Joint Operations level engagements with allied partners.”
Destination: Honolulu, Hawaii
Cost lines: lodging $603.81, meals $395.22
Comment in the record: “Utilized Service air”
$999.03
Steve Boivin
Travel2026-06-07 to 2026-06-12 · Commander of Canadian Joint Operations Command
“Latvia theatre orientation for DM Fox on 9 June 2026 CoC for MNB on 10 June 2026, and MND-N in person steering committee on 11 June 2026.”
Destination: Riga, Latvia
Cost lines: airfare $10,506.55, lodging $971.30, meals $822.27
$12,300.12
Steve Boivin
Travel2026-05-28 to 2026-05-29 · Commander of Canadian Joint Operations Command
“Joint Task Force North Change of Command.”
Destination: Yellowknife, Canada
Cost lines: lodging $232.17, meals $152.60
Comment in the record: “Service air utilized”
$384.77
Steve Boivin
Travel2026-05-28 to 2026-05-29 · Commander of Canadian Joint Operations Command
“Joint Task Force North Change of Command.”
Destination: Yellowknife, Canada
Cost lines: lodging $232.17, meals $152.60
Comment in the record: “Service air utilized”
Identical in every published field to record T-2027-P2-00069 except the reference number. Counted once in totals.
$384.77
Steve Boivin
Travel2026-05-14 to 2026-05-15 · Commander of Canadian Joint Operations Command
“Royal Military College of Canada graduation ceremony and parade.”
Destination: Kingston, Canada
Cost lines: meals $79.50
Comment in the record: “Government car and driver utilized.”
$79.50
Steve Boivin
Travel2026-05-14 to 2026-05-15 · Commander of Canadian Joint Operations Command
“Royal Military College of Canada graduation ceremony and parade.”
Destination: Kingston, Canada
Cost lines: meals $79.50
Comment in the record: “Government car and driver utilized.”
Identical in every published field to record T-2027-P2-00068 except the reference number. Counted once in totals.
$79.50
Steve Boivin
Travel2026-05-04 to 2026-05-08 · Commander of Canadian Joint Operations Command
“CENTCOM Combined Forces Commander's Conference and a variety of Commander Joint Operation level engagements.”
Destination: Portsmouth, United Kingdom
Cost lines: airfare $12,163.23, lodging $1,392.80, meals $521.57
$14,077.60
Steve Boivin
Travel2026-05-04 to 2026-05-08 · Commander of Canadian Joint Operations Command
“CENTCOM Combined Forces Commander's Conference and a variety of Commander Joint Operation level engagements.”
Destination: Portsmouth, United Kingdom
Cost lines: airfare $12,163.23, lodging $1,392.80, meals $521.57
Identical in every published field to record T-2027-P2-00067 except the reference number. Counted once in totals.
$14,077.60
Steve Boivin
Travel2026-03-22 to 2026-03-27 · Commander of Canadian Joint Operations Command
“Visit deployed Canadians and key partners for Op UNIFIER.”
Destination: Warsaw, Poland
Cost lines: airfare $11,983.47, meals $770.23, other $74.96
Comment in the record: “Lodgings covered by Task Force. Other expenses consist of meal and incidental entitlement difference in undisclosed locations.”
$12,828.66
Steve Boivin
Travel2026-01-20 to 2026-01-22 · Commander of Canadian Joint Operations Command
“NORAD NORTHCOM Commander's Conference in Colorado Springs, Colorado.”
Destination: Colorado Springs, USA
Cost lines: lodging $605.99, meals $354.76
Comment in the record: “Utilized service air.”
$960.75
Steve Boivin
Travel2025-12-01 to 2025-12-05 · Commander of Canadian Joint Operations Command
“To attend Operational Dialogue in Dresden (Germany) and participation in various strategic and operational engagements in the vacinity of Copenhagen, Denmark and Potsdam, Germany.”
Destination: Copenhagen, Denmark; Potsdam, Germany; Dresden, Germany
Cost lines: lodging $785.85, meals $833.08
Comment in the record: “Utilized service air.”
$1,618.93
Steve Boivin
Hospitality2025-11-25 · Deputy Commander Canadian Army
“Refreshments - AM: The Army Sucession Boards are a critical operational task that ensures institutional continuity. It is a mechanism that provides Command, Key and Senior personnel recommendations to the Army Commander.”
Location: Ottawa, Ontario
Vendor: Aramark Canada Inc
Attendees: 23 employees, 0 guests
$59.95$3 per attendee
Steve Boivin
Travel2025-11-21 to 2025-11-22 · Commander of Canadian Joint Operations Command
“Halifax International Security Forum”
Destination: Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
Cost lines: airfare $1,514.75, lodging $360.48, meals $154.00
Comment in the record: “No additional comments.”
The record’s cost lines add up to $2,029.23; its stated total is $514.48. This site uses the stated total.
$514.48
Steve Boivin
Travel2025-11-08 to 2025-11-11 · Commander of Canadian Joint Operations Command
“EX RESOLUTE WARRIOR 25 DV Day along with various strategic and operational engagements in the vacinity of Riga (Latvia)/Task Force Latvia”
Destination: Riga, Latvia
Cost lines: lodging $660.25, meals $385.39
Comment in the record: “Service air utilized.”
$1,045.64
Steve Boivin
Travel2025-10-27 to 2025-10-31 · Commander of Canadian Joint Operations Command
“Chief Joint Operations Meeting including engagements with Op AMARNA & Op PROTEUS personnel.”
Destination: Tel-Aviv, Israel
Cost lines: airfare $18,288.71, lodging $1,742.00, meals $1,072.09, other $10.71
Comment in the record: “Other expenses consists of Electronic Travel Authority for Israel.”
$21,113.51
Steve Boivin
Travel2025-09-22 to 2025-09-28 · Commander of Canadian Joint Operations Command
“Conducting various operational and strategic engagements in Europe, including but not limited to: Security Assistance Group-Ukraine, NATO Security Assistance and Training-Ukraine, Task Force-Unifier, and others.”
Destination: Rzeszow, Poland
Cost lines: airfare $9,449.25, lodging $728.06, meals $1,035.55
Comment in the record: “Transport to and from the airport was provided by Government transportation”
$11,212.86
Steve Boivin
Travel2025-09-08 to 2025-09-11 · Commander of Canadian Joint Operations Command
“Allied Command Board 6 2026 to include meetings with Ministry of Defence & various partner nations.”
Destination: London, United Kingdom
Cost lines: airfare $11,366.32, lodging $1,698.53, meals $542.27
Comment in the record: “Transport to and from the airport was provided by Government transportation”
$13,607.12
Steve Boivin
Hospitality2025-09-04 · Deputy Commander Canadian Army
“Refreshments: Army Staff Orientation Training (ASOT) is conducted annually for members of the Canadian Army Headquarters (CA HQ), many of them newly posted to the National Capital Region (NCR). The orientation and training provides the staff of the CA HQ with a common understanding of the Canadian Army's mission, vision, priorities and operating principles, as well as a common understanding of the Commander of the Canadian Army’s priorities.”
Location: Ottawa, Ontario
Vendor: Aramark Inc
Attendees: 150 employees, 0 guests
$1,127.18$8 per attendee
Steve Boivin
Travel2025-09-03 · Commander of Canadian Joint Operations Command
“As the lead for the CAF of the coalition of the Willing-Ukraine (CotW-Ukr), Comd of CJOC was required to travel to Toronto to brief the Prime Minister.”
Destination: Toronto, Canada
Cost lines: airfare $352.36, meals $55.80
$408.16
Steve Boivin
Travel2025-07-23 to 2025-08-01 · Commander of Canadian Joint Operations Command
“To conduct various operational and strategic engagements in Australia. Engagements include, Australian Defence Force, HMCS Ville de Quebec, Chief Joint Operations Conclave, Exercise Talisman Sabre, Head of Mission, Headquarters Joint Operations Command.”
Destination: Darwin, Australia; Canberra, Australia
Cost lines: airfare $24,739.78, lodging $735.98, meals $1,276.59, other $17.84
Comment in the record: “Other Expenses consists of cost for a Australian EVisa”
$26,770.19
Steve Boivin
Travel2025-06-24 to 2025-06-27 · Commander of Canadian Joint Operations Command
“Various operational and strategic engagements, as well as supporting the Minister of National Defence in Riga, Latvia”
Destination: Riga, Latvia
Cost lines: lodging $595.62, meals $294.69
Comment in the record: “Utilized service air.”
$890.31
Steve Boivin
Travel2025-06-10 to 2025-06-12 · Commander of Canadian Joint Operations Command
“Various operational and strategic engagements in Latvia and Poland.Engagements with Multi-National Brigade Latvia, Task Force Latvia and Operational Dialogue (Poland).”
Destination: Riga, Latvia; Gdynia, Poland
Cost lines: lodging $561.08, meals $213.04
Comment in the record: “Utilized service air.”
$774.12
Steve Boivin
Hospitality2025-06-02 to 2025-06-03 · Deputy Commander Canadian Army
“Refreshments. Canada-Australia Army Staff Talks (CAN-AUS AST). The annual ASTs enhance the army-to-army relationships, synchronize bilateral efforts, and improve interoperability, interdependence, and integration in accordance with the Canadian Army Engagement Strategy. The Canadian Head of Delegation (HoD) is the Deputy Commander Canadian Army (DComd CA). ASTs include plenary sessions, working groups, back-briefs to the HoDs, and battlefield studies.”
Location: Valcartier, Quebec
Vendor: Mess Valcartier Junior Ranks - Parenteau
Attendees: 6 employees, 7 guests
$377.54$29 per attendee
Steve Boivin
Hospitality2025-06-02 to 2025-06-03 · Deputy Commander Canadian Army
“Lunch and dinner. Canada-Australia Army Staff Talks (CAN-AUS AST). The annual ASTs enhance the army-to-army relationships, synchronize bilateral efforts, and improve interoperability, interdependence, and integration in accordance with the Canadian Army Engagement Strategy. The Canadian Head of Delegation (HoD) is the Deputy Commander Canadian Army (DComd CA). ASTs include plenary sessions, working groups, back-briefs to the HoDs, and battlefield studies.”
Location: Quebec City, Quebec
Vendor: Officer's Mess
Attendees: 7 employees, 7 guests
$966.00$69 per attendee
Steve Boivin
Travel2025-06-02 to 2025-06-04 · Commander of Canadian Joint Operations Command
“Various speaking engagements in Toronto & Kingston with Joint Task Force Central, Canadian Forces College (Joint Command Staff Program/National Security Program), and meetings with CJOC L2s.”
Destination: Toronto, ON; Kingston, ON
Cost lines: airfare $580.60, lodging $491.36, meals $250.50
$1,322.46
Steve Boivin
Hospitality2025-06-01 to 2025-06-03 · Deputy Commander Canadian Army
“Refreshments and Associated Items. Canada-Australia Army Staff Talks (CAN-AUS AST). The annual ASTs enhance the army-to-army relationships, synchronize bilateral efforts, and improve interoperability, interdependence, and integration in accordance with the Canadian Army Engagement Strategy. The Canadian Head of Delegation (HoD) is the Deputy Commander Canadian Army (DComd CA). ASTs include plenary sessions, working groups, back-briefs to the HoDs, and battlefield studies.”
Location: Quebec City, Quebec
Vendor: Staples, Maxi Supermarket
Attendees: 6 employees, 7 guests
$54.14$4 per attendee
Steve Boivin
Travel2025-05-20 to 2025-05-26 · Commander of Canadian Joint Operations Command
“To conduct various operational and strategic engagements in Europe. Engagements include but not limited to: Operational Force Development Framework & NATO Security Assistance Training -Ukraine, and others.”
Destination: Rzeszow, Poland; Kiev, Ukraine
Cost lines: airfare $14,362.42, lodging $363.18, meals $937.40, other $5.48
Comment in the record: “Other expenses consist of loss on money exchange.”
$15,668.48
Steve Boivin
Travel2025-05-01 to 2025-05-08 · Commander of Canadian Joint Operations Command
“Various Command and Liaison engagements with HMCS Margaret Brooke and Special Operations Command HQ for Special Forces Week in San Juan, Puerto Rico and Tampa,Florida.”
Destination: San Juan, Puerto Rico; Tampa, Florida
Cost lines: airfare $3,796.86, lodging $1,730.58, meals $535.83
$6,063.27
Steve Boivin
Hospitality2025-04-11 · Deputy Commander Canadian Army
“Morning and afternoon breaks and lunch: The Army Sucession Boards are a critical operational task that ensures institutional continuity. It is a mechanism that provides Command, Key and Senior personnel recommendations to the Army Commander.”
Location: Ottawa, Ontario
Vendor: Aramark Canada Inc.
Attendees: 57 employees, 0 guests
$1,779.76$31 per attendee
Steve Boivin
Travel2025-03-17 to 2025-03-27 · Commander of Canadian Joint Operations Command
“Various operational and strategic engagements in Europe including , Security Assistance Group-Ukraine, US Europe Africa HQ, NATO Allied LANDCOM Baltic Conference in Riga, Latvia followed by high level Combined Joint Operations Conference in London, UK”
Destination: Riga, Latvia; Watford, London; Warsaw, Poland
Cost lines: airfare $19,082.85, other transport $15.62, lodging $2,862.67, meals $1,881.12, other $92.69
Comment in the record: “Other transportation consists of train to/from Watford and London. Other expenses consists of loss on currency exchange. Travelled to Wiesbaden, Germany as well.”
$23,934.95
Steve Boivin
Travel2025-03-10 to 2025-03-13 · Commander of Canadian Joint Operations Command
“OP HIGHMAST Distinguished visitor Day which included engagements with Minister of Defense, Commander of Task Force Unifier, Head of Mission (Ambassador), Canadian Defence Liaison Staff (London) at High Commission.”
Destination: London, UK; Portsmouth, UK
Cost lines: airfare $8,276.52, lodging $499.39, meals $750.23, other $19.87
Comment in the record: “Other expenses consist of loss on currency exchange.”
$9,546.01
Steve Boivin
Hospitality2025-02-18 · Deputy Commander Canadian Army
“Lunch: The Lieutenant-General Gout, French Army visit will aim to build, enhance, and maintain healthy army-to-army relationships, synchronize bilateral efforts, and improve interoperability, interdependence, and integration in accordance with the Departmental Guidance on International Priorities for Defence Engagement. The Canadian Army International Program (CAIP) includes senior leader engagements held with key allies.”
Location: Ottawa, ON
Vendor: Aramark Canada Inc.
Attendees: 4 employees, 5 guests
$297.64$33 per attendee
Steve Boivin
Hospitality2025-02-18 · Deputy Commander Canadian Army
“Refreshments: The Lieutenant-General Gout, French Army visit will aim to build, enhance, and maintain healthy army-to-army relationships, synchronize bilateral efforts, and improve interoperability, interdependence, and integration in accordance with the Departmental Guidance on International Priorities for Defence Engagement. The Canadian Army International Program (CAIP) includes senior leader engagements held with key allies.”
Location: Ottawa, ON
Vendor: Aramark Canada Inc.
Attendees: 4 employees, 5 guests
$124.30$14 per attendee
Steve Boivin
Travel2025-01-30 to 2025-02-06 · Commander Canadian Joint Operations Command
“Combined Force Commanders' Conference in Manama, Bahrain 1-2 Feb 25; and Allied Command Board in Curacao, Netherlands 4-6 Feb 25.”
Destination: Manama, Bahrain; Curacao, Netherlands
Cost lines: airfare $19,015.36, lodging $1,882.42, meals $1,370.05, other $20.31
Comment in the record: “Other expenses consist of currancy exchange fees 0f $10.14 and $10.17 on loss on curancy exchange.”
$22,288.14
Steve Boivin
Travel2025-01-26 to 2025-01-28 · Commander of Canadian Joint Operations Command
“Attend NORAD/NORTHCOM Commander's Conference in Colorado and additional meetings with various counterparts in the area.”
Destination: Colorado Springs, Colorado, USA
Cost lines: lodging $505.10, meals $306.76
Comment in the record: “Service air utilized therefore no airfare cost. Government vehicle used for transport to and from airport.”
$811.86
Steve Boivin
Travel2024-12-02 to 2024-12-13 · Commander of Canadian Joint Operations Command
“Travel to Okinawa, Japan to engage with III Marine Expeditionary Force Unit leadership and leadership from US bases on the island, to Tokyo, Japan to visit with Japan Self Defense Force officials and the US 7th Fleet/Enforcement Coordination Centre. Following this, he transited to Busan, Republic of Korea to visit with an Canadian Frigate while in Port. After the port visit, he travelled go to Seoul, Republic of Korea to confer with Republic Of Korea defence officials. Finally, travel to Honolulu, Hawaii to visit with US INDO PACIFIC COMMAND.”
Destination: Okinawa, Japan; Tokyo, Japan; Busan, Republic of Korea; Seoul, Republic of Korea; Honolulu, Hawaii
Cost lines: airfare $13,024.38, lodging $3,142.13, meals $2,188.71, other $164.28
Comment in the record: “Other expenses consist of loss on currency exchange and internac bank fees.”
$18,519.50
Steve Boivin
Hospitality2024-11-13 · Deputy Commander Canadian Army
“Refreshment and Lunch: The Canadian Army (CA) hosts its closest Five Eyes (FVEY) Foreign Service Attachés (FSAs), with senior CA staff providing updates on key CA issues and operational activities.”
Location: Ottawa, Ontario
Vendor: Aramark Canada Inc.
Attendees: 6 employees, 8 guests
$625.63$45 per attendee
Steve Boivin
Travel2024-11-11 to 2024-11-21 · Commander of Canadian Joint Operations Command
“Comd CJOC visit to Latvia, NATO Headquarders, Air Task Force-Prestwick, Ministry of Defence/Permanent Joint Headquarters in London, and United Kingdom Training Element in Lydd to conduct key leaderships engagements and visit with Canadian Armed Forces troops. He also provided executive leadership for the Exercise RESOLUTE WARRIOR DV Day in Latvia on 14 Nov.”
Destination: Riga, LatviaPreswick, United KingdomBrussels, Belguim,London, United Kingdom
Cost lines: airfare $14,537.58, other transport $43.55, lodging $2,605.55, meals $1,920.86, other $303.10
Comment in the record: “Other transportation expenses consists of transportation to and from airports. Other expenses consist of loss on currancy exchange.”
$19,410.64
Steve Boivin
Hospitality2024-11-07 · Deputy Commander Canadian Army
“Lunch: The Army Sucession Boards are a critical operational task that ensures institutional continuity. It is a mechanism that provides Command, Key and Senior personnel recommendations to the Army Commander.”
Location: Ottawa, Ontario
Vendor: Aramark Canada Ltd
Attendees: 30 employees, 0 guests
$533.92$18 per attendee
Steve Boivin
Hospitality2024-11-07 · Deputy Commander Canadian Army
“Refreshments - Afternoon Break: The Army Sucession Boards are a critical operational task that ensures institutional continuity. It is a mechanism that provides Command, Key and Senior personnel recommendations to the Army Commander.”
Location: Ottawa, Ontario
Vendor: Aramark Canada Ltd
Attendees: 40 employees, 0 guests
$429.40$11 per attendee
Steve Boivin
Hospitality2024-11-07 · Deputy Commander Canadian Army
“Refreshments - Morning Break: The Army Sucession Boards are a critical operational task that ensures institutional continuity. It is a mechanism that provides Command, Key and Senior personnel recommendations to the Army Commander.”
Location: Ottawa, Ontario
Vendor: Aramark Canada Ltd
Attendees: 50 employees, 0 guests
$536.75$11 per attendee
Steve Boivin
Travel2024-10-29 to 2024-10-31 · Commander of Canadian Joint Operations Command
“CJOC Commander traveling to observe FALCON PEAK, the US NORTHCOM Counter-Unmanned Aircraft Systems experiment in Fort Carson, CO and to Camp Lejeune,NC for EX BOLD QUEST 24 ISLAND MARAUDER DV day 31 Oct 24”
Destination: Colorado Springs, Colorado andJacksonville, North Carolina USA
Cost lines: lodging $311.41, meals $104.27, other $3.28
Comment in the record: “Other expenses consists of loss on exchange from CAD to USD -Travel costs covered by US and not always provided”
$418.96
Steve Boivin
Travel2024-09-11 to 2024-09-12 · Commander of Canadian Joint Operations Command
“Visit a ship that is on the road to readiness for command and command discussions from Director Naval Force Readiness who report to the Admiral in her capacity as Assistant Chief of Staff Naval Force Readiness to provide understanding of MARLANT MCC HQ and interplay with Force Employer.”
Destination: Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
Cost lines: airfare $921.88, lodging $330.62, meals $233.60
Comment in the record: “N/A”
$1,486.10
Steve Boivin
Hospitality2024-09-06 · Deputy Commander Canadian Army
“Refreshments: Army Staff Orientation Training (ASOT) is conducted annually for members of the Canadian Army Headquarters (CA HQ), many of them newly posted to the National Capital Region (NCR). The orientation and training provides the staff of the CA HQ with a common understanding of the Canadian Army's mission, vision, priorities and operating principles, as well as a common understanding of the Commander of the Canadian Army’s priorities.”
Location: Ottawa, Ontario
Vendor: Aramark Canada Ltd
Attendees: 150 employees, 0 guests
$998.36$7 per attendee
Steve Boivin
Hospitality2024-09-05 · Deputy Commander Canadian Army
“Refreshments: Army Staff Orientation Training (ASOT) is conducted annually for members of the Canadian Army Headquarters (CA HQ), many of them newly posted to the National Capital Region (NCR). The orientation and training provides the staff of the CA HQ with a common understanding of the Canadian Army's mission, vision, priorities and operating principles, as well as a common understanding of the Commander of the Canadian Army’s priorities.”
Location: Ottawa, Ontario
Vendor: Aramark Canada Ltd
Attendees: 150 employees, 0 guests
$998.36$7 per attendee
Steve Boivin
Hospitality2024-09-04 · Deputy Commander Canadian Army
“Refreshments: Army Staff Orientation Training (ASOT) is conducted annually for members of the Canadian Army Headquarters (CA HQ), many of them newly posted to the National Capital Region (NCR). The orientation and training provides the staff of the CA HQ with a common understanding of the Canadian Army's mission, vision, priorities and operating principles, as well as a common understanding of the Commander of the Canadian Army’s priorities.”
Location: Ottawa, Ontario
Vendor: Aramark Canada Ltd
Attendees: 150 employees, 0 guests
Identical in every published field to record H-2024-P6-0005 except the reference number. Counted once in totals.
$998.36$7 per attendee
Steve Boivin
Hospitality2024-09-04 · Deputy Commander Canadian Army
“Refreshments: Army Staff Orientation Training (ASOT) is conducted annually for members of the Canadian Army Headquarters (CA HQ), many of them newly posted to the National Capital Region (NCR). The orientation and training provides the staff of the CA HQ with a common understanding of the Canadian Army's mission, vision, priorities and operating principles, as well as a common understanding of the Commander of the Canadian Army’s priorities.”
Location: Ottawa, Ontario
Vendor: Aramark Canada Ltd
Attendees: 150 employees, 0 guests
$998.36$7 per attendee
Steve Boivin
Travel2024-07-16 to 2024-07-20 · Commander of Canadian Joint Operations Command
“Preside over the Task Force Latvia Transfer of Command Authority and conduct KeyLeadership Engagements with Lativa counterparts whilein Riga”
Destination: Riga, Latvia; Tel Aviv, Israel; East Jerusalem, Israel
Cost lines: airfare $12,226.75, lodging $2,336.77, meals $1,477.75, other $81.72
Comment in the record: “Other Expenses consists of loss on exchange of currency conversion.”
$16,122.99
Steve Boivin
Travel2024-07-01 to 2024-07-05 · Commander of Canadian Joint Operations Command
“Attend the Security Assistance Group - Ukraine Conference.”
Destination: Warsaw, Poland and Rzeszow, Poland
Cost lines: airfare $8,264.44, other transport $25.66, lodging $871.65, meals $722.98, other $18.11
Comment in the record: “Other Expenses consists of loss on exchange of currency conversion.”
$9,902.84
Steve Boivin
Hospitality2024-05-21 to 2024-05-22 · Director General Military Personnel - Strategic
“Attend the Seamless Canada Conference at the War Museum”
Location: Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Vendor: Canadian War Museum
Attendees: 43 employees, 22 guests
Comment in the record: “Seamless Canada Steering Committee (SCSC) Annual meeting will be held in Ottawa, ON on May 22 2024 (+1 day before for set up). The purpose of this event is to engage elected and public service delegates from every province and territory in Canada addressing relocation barriers for military families compelled to move to a new jurisdiction for duty related reasons. This event will comprise a meet and greet luncheon, the conference/meeting, an afternoon coffee break, and a guided tour of the Canadian War Museum for all delegates and staff that attend the event. SCSC is co-chaired by the MND and Minister Mary Wilson from NB. Hospitality is included due to the nature of the event. The meeting will be hybrid in nature with a Zoom option available for all delegates and staff.”
$16,328.70$251 per attendee
Steve Boivin
Travel2024-04-21 to 2024-04-22 · Commander Canadian Special Operations Forces Command
“Unit Visits”
Destination: Petawawa, Ontario, Canada
Cost lines: lodging $169.50, meals $51.90
$221.40
Steve Boivin
Travel2024-04-08 to 2024-04-11 · Commander Canadian Special Operations Forces Command
“NATO SOF Commander's Conference”
Destination: Krakow, Poland
Cost lines: airfare $10,517.91, lodging $562.39, meals $570.09
$11,650.39
Steve Boivin
Hospitality2024-04-01 to 2024-04-05 · Outgoing Commander CANSOFCOM
“Vietnamese Visit to Canada to engage with CANSOFCOM leadership to build future relationships”
Location: Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Vendor: Fairmont Chateau Laurier / CANSOFCOM Facilities
Attendees: 8 employees, 4 guests
$40,908.78$3,409 per attendee
Steve Boivin
Travel2024-03-04 to 2024-03-11 · Commander CANSOFCOM
“Attend the Norwegian sponsored EX NORDIC RESPONSE / Meetings with key leaders”
Destination: Norway / Europe
Cost lines: airfare $13,216.50, meals $1,308.81
Comment in the record: “- Reimbursement of loss on exchange of $91.51 - Accommodations were commercial no cost.”
$14,525.31
Steve Boivin
Travel2024-02-26 to 2024-02-27 · Commander CANSOFCOM
“Guest Speaker at NSP”
Destination: Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Cost lines: airfare $633.45, lodging $226.38, meals $144.05
$1,003.88
Steve Boivin
Travel2024-02-05 to 2024-02-08 · Commander CANSOFCOM
“Key leadership meetings at Fort Liberty and the Pentagon”
Destination: North Carolina / Washington, DC
Cost lines: airfare $1,215.99, lodging $775.78, meals $479.33
$2,471.10
Steve Boivin
Travel2024-01-23 to 2024-01-25 · Commander (CANSOFCOM) Canadian Special Operations Forces Command
“Presentations at Canadian Forces College”
Destination: Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Cost lines: airfare $553.59, lodging $524.64, meals $210.35
$1,288.58
Steve Boivin
Travel2024-01-14 to 2024-01-18 · Commander (CANSOFCOM) Canadian Special Operations Forces Command
“Special Operations Command Europe Symposium”
Destination: Stuttgart, Germany
Cost lines: airfare $11,244.35, other transport $8.81, lodging $706.20, meals $670.06, other $54.03
Comment in the record: “Other Expense is for breakfast in Frankfurt due delayed flight out of Montreal and a missed connection in Frankfurt.”
$12,683.45
Steve Boivin
Hospitality2023-11-15 to 2023-11-16 · Commander Canadian Special Operations Forces Command (CANSOFCOM)
“Five Eyes Special Operations Forces Commanders Conference”
Location: Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Vendor: Sir Edward Drake Building / Rideau Club
Attendees: 12 employees, 20 guests
Comment in the record: “Submitted in December as not all invoices had been received and paid.”
$24,286.15$759 per attendee
Steve Boivin
Travel2023-09-28 to 2023-10-06 · Commander CANSOFCOM
“Meetings / Troop Visit / NATO SOF Commander's Conference”
Destination: Krakow, Poland / Postojna, Slovenia
Cost lines: airfare $15,123.62, lodging $712.02, meals $995.85
$16,831.49
Steve Boivin
Travel2023-09-24 to 2023-09-25 · Commander Canadian Special Operations Forces Command (CANSOFCOM)
“Unit Visits / Address to the Special Operations Common Environmental Training - Serial 3”
Destination: Petawawa, ON
Cost lines: lodging $167.24, meals $93.20
$260.44
Steve Boivin
Travel2023-09-12 to 2023-09-15 · Commander CANSOFCOM
“Indo-Pacific Meetings”
Destination: Honolulu, Hawaii
Cost lines: airfare $4,302.66, meals $193.05
$4,495.71
Steve Boivin
Travel2023-09-12 to 2023-09-15 · Commander Canadian Special Operations Forces Command (CANSOFCOM )
“Indo-Pacific Meetings”
Destination: Honolulu, Hawaii
Cost lines: airfare $4,302.66, meals $193.05
$4,495.71
Steve Boivin
Travel2023-08-20 to 2023-08-21 · Commander Canadian Special Operations Force Command (CANSOFCOM)
“Unit Visit / Commander's Address to Special Operations Common Environmental Training (SOCET)”
Destination: Petawawa, Ontario, Canada
Cost lines: lodging $167.24, meals $93.20
$260.44
Steve Boivin
Travel2023-07-16 to 2023-07-19 · Commander Canadian Special Forces Command (CANSOFCOM)
“Troop Visit / Meetings”
Destination: Krakow, Poland / London, England
Cost lines: airfare $10,192.25, other transport $23.80, lodging $647.72, meals $581.34
$11,445.11
Steve Boivin
Travel2023-06-29 · Commander
“2 Canadian Division Change of Command”
Destination: Montréal, Québec, Canada
Cost lines: meals $82.50
$82.50
Steve Boivin
Travel2023-06-16 · Commander
“CSOTC Change of Command”
Destination: Petawawa, Ontario, Canada
Cost lines: meals $58.60
$58.60
Steve Boivin
Travel2023-06-07 to 2023-06-08 · Commander
“Command Meetings”
Destination: Petawawa, Ontario, Canada
Cost lines: meals $58.20
$58.20
Steve Boivin
Travel2023-05-06 to 2023-05-12 · Commander, Canadian Special Operations Forces Command
“Meetings”
Destination: Seoul (South Korea), Hanoi (Vietnam), Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia)
Cost lines: airfare $13,477.68, lodging $1,361.61, meals $773.41
$15,612.70
Steve Boivin
Travel2023-04-02 to 2023-04-14 · Commander CANSOFCOM
“NATO SOF Commanders' Conference / Meetings”
Destination: Krakow, Poland / Samorin, Slovakia / Naples, Italy
Cost lines: airfare $11,583.95, lodging $844.39, meals $653.28
$13,081.62
Steve Boivin
Travel2023-03-26 to 2023-03-27 · Commander CANSOFCOM
“Meetings with Counterparts from US SOCOM”
Destination: Tampa, Florida, United States
Cost lines: lodging $312.75, meals $121.22
Comment in the record: “Travellled on Military Aircraft”
$433.97
Steve Boivin
Travel2023-02-08 · Commander CANSOFCOM
“Presentation at JCSP / Meeting with Incoming Honorary Colonel”
Destination: Toronto, ON
Cost lines: meals $102.45
$102.45
Steve Boivin
Travel2022-11-20 to 2022-11-25 · Commander CANSOFCOM
“Meetings”
Destination: Europe
Cost lines: airfare $15,909.96, lodging $160.58, meals $1,073.70, other $32.04
Comment in the record: “Other espense is gain/loss on exchange”
$17,176.28
Steve Boivin
Travel2022-11-04 to 2022-11-11 · Commander CANSOFCOM
“Meetings / Five Eyes SOF Commander's Conference”
Destination: Canberra & Sydney, Australia / Honolulu, Hawaii
Cost lines: airfare $29,851.25, lodging $1,576.65, meals $1,001.91, other $110.16
Comment in the record: “Other expense $110.16 is an exchange fee, a lunch, and a dinner. Entered as 'other expenses' in claims system due to logistics from crossing international date line between Australia and Hawaii in the same calendar day.”
$32,539.97
Steve Boivin
Travel2022-11-01 to 2022-11-04 · Commander CANSOFCOM
“Meetings / Partner in Defence”
Destination: Washington, DC
Cost lines: airfare $730.71, lodging $1,098.62, meals $455.26
$2,284.59
Steve Boivin
Travel2022-09-27 to 2022-10-01 · Commander CANSOFCOM
“Meetings”
Destination: Europe
Cost lines: airfare $13,591.44, lodging $183.40, meals $421.91
$14,196.75
Steve Boivin
Travel2022-09-19 to 2022-09-21 · Commander CANSOFCOM
“Funeral for Honorary Colonel / Unit Visit”
Destination: Toronto (Ontario) Canada / Trenton (Ontario) Canada
Cost lines: lodging $485.17, meals $204.75
$689.92
Steve Boivin
Travel2022-09-11 to 2022-09-12 · Commander CANSOFCOM
“Special Operations Command Environmental Training”
Destination: Petawawa (Ontario) Canada
Cost lines: lodging $149.16, meals $89.00
$238.16
Steve Boivin
Travel2022-07-04 to 2022-07-12 · Commander CANSOFCOM
“Key Stakeholder Engagements / Operational”
Destination: Europe / Iraq
Cost lines: airfare $17,767.55, lodging $178.60, meals $779.10, other $41.65
$18,766.90
Steve Boivin
Travel2022-06-15 to 2022-06-16 · Commander CANSOFCOM
“Commander's O'Group”
Destination: Petawawa (Ontario) Canada
Cost lines: lodging $151.42, meals $89.00
Comment in the record: “Hotel was paid by another member”
$240.42
Steve Boivin
Travel2022-04-10 to 2022-04-16 · Commander CANSOFCOM
“Key Stakeholder Engagements / Operational”
Destination: Europe / Iraq
Cost lines: airfare $19,253.04, meals $445.90
$19,698.94
Steve Boivin
Travel2022-01-30 to 2022-02-02 · Commander CANSOFCOM
“Meetings”
Destination: Germany and surrounding areas
Cost lines: airfare $10,185.85, lodging $124.05, meals $455.44
$10,765.34
Steve Boivin
Travel2021-12-01 to 2021-12-03 · Commander of CANSOFCOM
“Training”
Destination: Colorado Springs, Colorado
Cost lines: airfare $2,932.12, lodging $161.73, meals $268.74
$3,362.59
Steve Boivin
Travel2021-11-18 to 2021-11-19 · Commander CANSOFCOM
“Meetings with Honorary Colonel and at Canadian Forces College”
Destination: Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Cost lines: airfare $919.94, lodging $205.66, meals $77.55
$1,203.15
Steve Boivin
Hospitality2021-11-12 · Commander CANSOFCOM
“Dinner with the Commander and the Command Chief from the Australian Special Forces”
Location: Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Vendor: Milestone's
Attendees: 1 employee, 2 guests
$123.45$41 per attendee
Steve Boivin
Travel2021-11-02 to 2021-11-05 · Commander CANSOFCOM
“Five Eye's SOF Commanders Conference”
Destination: Tampa, Florida, USA
Cost lines: airfare $1,494.12, lodging $348.82, meals $226.89, other $4.94
$2,074.77
Steve Boivin
Travel2021-10-18 to 2021-10-22 · Commander CANSOFCOM
“Attend NATO SOF Commander's Conference”
Destination: Riga, Latvia
Cost lines: airfare $8,494.56, other transport $29.21, lodging $323.31, meals $322.78, other $221.29
$9,391.15
Steve Boivin
Hospitality2019-05-24 · Deputy Commander CANSOFCOM
“Dinner with Australian Guests”
Location: Ottawa
Attendees: 3 employees, 2 guests
$142.62$29 per attendee
Steve Boivin
Travel2019-05-12 to 2019-05-14 · Deputy Commander CANSOFCOM
“Meetings”
Destination: Jacksonville, North Carolina
Cost lines: airfare $1,397.57, other transport $11.77, lodging $371.46, meals $322.86
$2,103.66
Steve Boivin
Travel2019-04-29 to 2019-05-02 · Deputy Commander CANSOFCOM
“Meetings”
Destination: London, England
Cost lines: airfare $5,929.82, other transport $99.10, lodging $837.51, meals $521.80, other $32.49
$7,420.72
Steve Boivin
Travel2019-04-10 to 2019-04-11 · Deputy Commander CANSOFCOM
“Hockey - Team Building with other Government Departments”
Destination: Montreal, Quebec
Cost lines: lodging $166.60, meals $125.85
$292.45
Steve Boivin
Travel2019-03-28 to 2019-03-30 · Deputy Commander CANSOFCOM
“Meetings”
Destination: Tampa, Florida
Cost lines: airfare $732.00, other transport $32.00, lodging $694.11, meals $258.34, other $67.11
$1,783.56
Steve Boivin
Travel2019-03-21 · Deputy Commander CANSOFCOM
“Meetings”
Destination: Quebec, Quebec
Cost lines: airfare $981.96, other transport $42.20, meals $90.10
$1,114.26
Steve Boivin
Travel2019-02-15 · Deputy Commander CANSOFCOM
“5 CMBG Change of Command”
Destination: Quebec, QC
Cost lines: airfare $905.57, other transport $77.74, meals $69.85
$1,053.16
Steve Boivin
Travel2019-02-05 to 2019-02-07 · Deputy Commander CANSOFCOM
“Conference”
Destination: Tampa, FL
Cost lines: airfare $890.14, other transport $30.00, lodging $865.06, meals $282.39, other $46.05
$2,113.64
Steve Boivin
Travel2018-12-12 to 2018-12-13 · Deputy Commander CANSOFCOM
“Meetings”
Destination: Washington, DC
Cost lines: airfare $1,241.82, other transport $35.00, lodging $274.14, meals $144.07, other $4.95
$1,699.98
Steve Boivin
Travel2018-11-21 to 2018-11-23 · Deputy Commander CANSOFCOM
“Meetings”
Destination: Belize
Cost lines: airfare $3,070.94, other transport $30.75, lodging $387.52, meals $236.30, other $187.38
$3,912.89
Steve Boivin
Travel2018-11-14 to 2018-11-17 · Deputy Commander CANSOFCOM
“Meetings”
Destination: London / Paris
Cost lines: airfare $9,095.92, other transport $354.80, lodging $788.58, meals $513.01, other $15.00
$10,767.31
Steve Boivin
Hospitality2018-07-16 · Deputy Commander CANSOFCOM
“Dinner with Australian Guests”
Location: Ottawa
Attendees: 3 employees, 2 guests
$205.54$41 per attendee
Steve Boivin
Travel2018-06-07 to 2018-06-09 · Deputy Commander CANSOFCOM
“Meetings”
Destination: Colorado Springs
Cost lines: airfare $2,516.62, other transport $99.80, lodging $195.99, meals $217.48
$3,030.00

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