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A new $80M program aims to make it less of a slog for startups to deal with Ottawa

By David Reevely

Buy Canadian rules will extend to tech and AI infrastructure, Solomon says

By Murad Hemmadi

A row of trucks pulling white freight trailers lined up on a bridge. The Canadian and U.S. flags stand on the river shore below the bridge, and the prow of a ship is visible on the right side of the frame.

Canada’s new online customs system is plagued by glitches

By Joanna Smith

The nose cones and open hatches of two F-35 fighter jets are visible in this shot. The aircraft are parked on asphalt and there is a ground-crew member in coveralls and sunglasses walking past them, pulling a toolkit on wheels.

F-35s will cost $8.7B more than planned, says auditor general

By David Reevely and Laura Osman

A man in combat gear stands with his chest sticking out the top of a tank. He is looking through equipment connected to a gun turret

Canada still outside US$1B NATO innovation fund—a year after committing to join

By Jesse Snyder

Three male panelists in suits sit onstage while Martha Hall Findlay of the University of Calgary's School of Public Policy asks questions. Findlay, who is holding a microphone, is seated on the far left next to a lectern. The heads of audience members are visible in the foreground.

Seizing the means of productivity

By Jesse Snyder

Jean-Yves Duclos, in a brown suit jacket with a blue shirt and tie, stands behind a uni-mic in the Commons foyer flanked by fellow Liberal MPs. Duclos's head is shaven near-bald, and he is wearing a lapel pin featuring the Canadian and Quebec flags.

Federal departments flouted buying rules in McKinsey consulting contracts

By Murad Hemmadi

Four soldiers wearing full-body protective suits with transparent windows in the hoods walk across an empty field. The suits are bright orange and the soldiers are wearing blue latex gloves. One has a clipboard.

Canada’s chemical and biological defence scientists are depressed and demoralized, review finds

By David Reevely

Procurement Minister Jean-Yves Duclos, right, and Treasury Board President Anita Anand at a news conference in Ottawa, where they discussed efforts to strengthen federal procurement practices, on March 20, 2024.

Tech lobby group calls on Ottawa to overhaul government procurement

By Murad Hemmadi

A pair of hands hold a smartphone horizontally as the ArriveCan app appears on screen.

‘Disregard for policies, controls, and transparency’ throughout ArriveCan procurements, auditor general finds

By David Reevely