Purchasing and Procurement Legal Issues
Peugeot Citroen workers occupy, shut down French plant
Union said 300 workers were striking, enough to "paralyze" factory
Procurement challenges: Private vs. public procurement law—October 2012 print edition
When it comes to the bidding process, public organizations may have more to teach private organizations than you might think.
American Suzuki Motor files for bankruptcy protection, plans to cease selling cars
Reorganized company will keep name, focus on motorcycles, ATVs and marine engines
Pair of unions seek federal court muscle to oust foreign workers from B.C. mine
Two unions say foreign workers can only be brought in when labour shortage exists
Bombardier workers launch strike at Quebec rail equipment plant
Montreal-based manufacturer also faces strike of Learjet employees in Wichita, Kan.
Muskrat Falls hydroelectric project cheaper than wind power: study
Wind, thermal energy would cost about $3.5-billion more over 50 years than proposed hydroelectric
US Coast Guard: Sheen at Deepwater Horizon disaster site is BP oil
BP, Transocean were informed they may be held financially liable for new oil
Environmental assessment hearings on Northern Gateway pipeline return to B.C.
Federal government representatives may be subject to questioning for first time since hearings began
Ottawa extends review of Petronas deal to acquire Progress Energy Resources
Progress says government, Petronas have agreed to extend review to Oct. 19
Enbridge says without projects like Northern Gateway producers can’t access Asia
Company CEO Al Monaco says controversial pipeline is strategic project for Canada
Regulatory approval granted for construction of Alliance pipeline in North Dakota
Pipeline has been certificated for 106,500-Mcf/day
Version control virtues—September print edition
Keeping track of the latest version of documents can save you headaches along the way
Endangered, threatened species pose threat to pipeline proposal
Pipeline is planned to cross Stewart and Endako rivers, where the highly imperilled species lives
Toyota trims Lexus production at Japan plant as demand slows in China over territorial dispute
Purchase of islands controlled by Japan but claimed by Beijing set off riots across China
Enbridge, union square off over where Alberta bitumen should be upgraded
Both sides pointing to comments made by late Peter Lougheed on whether project should go ahead
Tyco paying $26.9M, pleads guilty to criminal charge to settle Justice, SEC bribery cases
Swiss manufacturing conglomerate settles charges it conducted illegal payments from 2005 to 2009
Liberal deal to move Oakville gas fired plant to Lennox will cost $40 million
Announcement made just before release of up to 100,000 documents on two cancelled power plants
Shell sues Greenpeace in Dutch court to halt demonstrations against Artic drilling
Suit comes after Sept. 14 protest in which activists clamped Shell gas pumps together with bike locks
Ontario judge certifies a $1 billion class action lawsuit against SNC Lavalin
claim arises from alleged payments made by SNC-Lavalin to members, associates of Gadhafi regime
Not enough research to estimate environmental cost of Northern Gateway: lawyer
Accusing Enbridge of blocking marine planning that would have provided information
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