Ottawa, provinces move to open supply contracts: Agreements allows to open nationwide bids

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Ottawa and the provinces agreed to open up an estimated $20-billion in annual Crown corporation supply contracts to bids from across Canada as part of a deal to break down internal trade barriers across the country on December 6, 2004. The agreement means any company would be free to bid on purchasing contracts for more than 100 federal and provincial Crown corporations, boards and agencies.

Government expenditures, International economic relations, Commercial treaties, Trade agreements, Government finance, Trade policy, Interstate agreements

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Iogen may build plant in U.S. if Ottawa tight-fisted

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Iogen Corp., Canada based biotechnology leader, is planning to build its first alternate fuel (ethanol) plant in Ottawa, if the local government provides financial support to $260 million project.

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Iogen in talks to build ethanol plant in Canada

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Ottawa based Iogen Corp. is planning to construct a cellulosic ethanol plant in Saskatchewan region. The company will be investing an estimated $500 million for this purpose.

Canada

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