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Scrutiny mounts over government procurement practices in Canada

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A recent analysis published in the Toronto Star found that American-controlled corporations received an estimated $7.8 billion in federal contracts during the first 16 months of Mark Carney’s tenure as Prime Minister. The report noted that the share of federal procurement dollars going to American-controlled companies increased from approximately one-fifth to nearly one-third under his government.

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The findings prompted questions regarding the government's stated 'Buy Canadian' agenda. The focus is on the procurement practices managed by the Major Projects Office in Ottawa.

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Who's involved

  • Mark CarneyPrime Minister of Canada
  • OttawaCapital city of Canada where government operations are based
  • Major Projects OfficeGovernment agency responsible for infrastructure projects and procurement

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