Migrant surveillance data no longer has to remain in Canada. That has civil liberties advocates worried
The Canada Border Services Agency revised a surveillance technology contract to allow foreign companies to bid on ankle monitors for migrants
Canada seeks to equip its first lunar utility vehicle
Canadian Space Agency is seeking proposals linked to scientific instruments for its lunar utility vehicle
How a CRA employee cycled through rehirings, a firing and 15 years of legal battles
15 years of grievances, lawsuits and appeals reveal cracks in Canada’s public service system
U.S. contractor found liable for Abu Ghraib torture wins $169 million Canadian defence deal
The Department of National Defence has awarded major contracts to a U.S. defence contractor recently found liable in a civil case over the torture of Iraqis held at Abu Ghraib.
Canadian AI startups take on tech giants in race for federal contracts
With G7 leaders pledging last month to adopt artificial intelligence across public services, Canada is moving fast to take the lead. Prime Minister Mark Carney has directed federal ministers to deploy AI “at scale,” launching an overhaul of Canadian governance.
Via Rail looks for consultants despite federal push to curb outsourcing
Crown corporation is open to hiring early-career help
Former deputy prime minister Sheila Copps’ firm sues for share of $2 billion federal contract
BTNX says if Copps' firm lobbied on its behalf, "then it did so by illegal means"
Ottawa awards $374-million contract to U.S. supplier accused of price-fixing
Major U.S.-based IT provider landed a $374-million contract with the Canadian government in March, while it was under investigation by the U.S. Department of Justice
Brookfield firms seek help from Carney days after he takes office
Calgary-based firm, controlled by Brookfield, wants Carney to consider it in investment decisions
Former Liberal minister’s pandemic-era role in medical supply deal renews concerns over insider access
Former deputy prime minister Sheila Copps maintains she wasn't required to register as a lobbyist
Ottawa unveiled billions in funding days before election call — targeting millions at key Alberta ridings
“It’s just yet another example of the rules of the game tilting in favour of the governing party,” professor says