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Setting boundaries
From the April 2021 print edition
For complex public procurement projects, purchasing institutions often supplement their…
Back to work
From the April 2021 print issue
Over the past 14 months, home offices and zoom calls have replaced communal workspaces and…
US services hit record high in March
WASHINGTON — The US services sector, which employs most Americans, recorded record growth in March as the easing of coronavirus…
Canada on track to pick new fighter jet
OTTAWA — Canada's top military procurement official says he is optimistic the federal government will finally end its decade-long…
Economy grew 0.7 per cent in January
OTTAWA — Statistics Canada says the economy grew 0.7 per cent in January.
The increase in real gross domestic product compared…
Government procurement needs ‘buy clean’ strategy: report
Canada's governments should require that all the infrastructure they fund should be made with materials sourced from low-carbon…
Canada to ratify trade agreement with UK
OTTAWA — Canada's Minister of International Trade says the country will ratify its Trade Continuity Agreement with the United…
UK trade with EU plunges after Brexit
LONDON — UK trade with the European Union plunged in January as Britain's departure from the bloc and widespread coronavirus…
CAMSC launches Pitch for Success competition
Your business has a story to tell, a value that you deliver. But have you ever wondered how you might support that value with a…
Nova Scotia company that retooled factory to make medical gowns loses new tender
HALIFAX — An Atlantic Canadian undergarment company that quickly retooled its factory last spring to make personal protective…
Inquiry highlights procurement governance gaps
From the February 2021 print edition
In his recent Transparency and the Public Trust: Report of the Collingwood Judicial…
Clean sweep
From the February 2021 print edition
Be it a restaurant, schoolhouse, manufacturing plant or office, all facilities employ…