Procurement
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Canadian Coast Guard’s first new icebreaker welcomed to fleet in St. John’s
The government cited the cost for the three icebreakers as $610 million in August when it announced its plan to buy them and have them refitted at the Davie Shipyard in Quebec
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Procurement minister defends rule change for F-35 as necessary for competition
The federal government has said it plans to launch the long-overdue formal competition to select Canada’s next fighter jet in July
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Justin Trudeau and Brian Pallister talk Minnesota hydro link
The new hydro line development could mean more cross-border trade
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Judge rules SNC-Lavalin headed to trial on charges of fraud, corruption
The Montreal-based company is accused of paying $47.7 million in bribes to public officials in Libya
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China’s ambassador makes second trip to Nova Scotia, calls McNeil “great friend”
Nova Scotia exports large quantities of seafood to China’s Guangdong province
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Huawei asks court to deem U.S. security law unconstitutional
Huawei’s lawsuit against the U.S. national defence law, calls the provision a “bill of attainder” that presumes guilt without a fair trial
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Port of Québec signs deal with Hutchison Ports and CN Rail to build $775 M container terminal
The deep-water terminal project, formerly Beauport 2020, is being engineered to be an environmentally and technologically advanced cargo-handling facility
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Legault to force the Caisse to purchase REM trains made in Quebec
The Caisse, Quebec’s pension fund operator, has a mandate to operate independently and free of political interference in its decisions
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Use IoT-enabled tools to scale and speed up time to market
How a pragmatic approach and a few good strategic partners get you into the digital information game
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Canadian executives’ appetite for dealmaking soars above historical average
Technology and talent play key role in dealmaking and corporate confidence
