Atco first Canadian firm to win key business in Iraq rebuilding

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Atco Ltd. has build 1,400 trailers for use in Iraq in the first major subcontract wrapped by a Canadian firm in the Middle East nation and has quietly made contributions to the reconstruction effort in Iraq. Atco was the only Canadian company to win a key piece of business in the war-battered country while other Canadian companies are looking forward to pick up business in the hundreds of 'B-list' subcontracts that will be awarded by those companies that are leading the reconstruction.

Canada, Regulation and Administration of Communications, Electric, Gas, and Other Utilities, Iraq, Utilities Programs-Total Govt, Design and construction, Public utilities, Automobiles, Trailers, Postwar reconstruction, Atco Ltd.

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Diamond speculator's quest at heart of mystery

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Maureen Bernier and her husband, Paul, high-ranking federal civil servants are spending nearly $190,000 in a search for Northwest Territories (NWT) diamonds. The Deh Cho leaders alleged that Mr. Bernier, vice-president of program delivery for the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency, is in a conflict of interest because his wife staked mineral claims along the proposed route of the Mackenzie Valley pipeline.

Water, sewer, and utility lines, Water, Sewer, and Pipeline Construction, Political organizations, Environmental Protection Groups, Gas Pipelines Construction, Northwest Territories, Investigations, Environmental associations, Gas pipeline construction, Bernier, Maureen, Bernier, Paul

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WestJet board says Beddoe man of 'integrity'

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The directors of WestJet Airline Ltd., supports Clive Beddoe, chief executive officer and chairman, clearing him of any wrong-doing in WestJet's spying campaign filed by Air Canada.

Air Transportation, Scheduled, And Air Courier Services, Legal/Government Regulation, Cases, Airlines, Espionage, Air Canada, Beddoe, Clive, WestJet Airlines Ltd.

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