procurement
It’s time to ban the buying of made-in-Canada warships
Scott Gilmore: Decades of waste and failure prove Canada is simply incapable of building ships for our navy. There’s only one way to end the insanity once and for all.
The feds really want a procurement win
But the government won’t get much credit until a big purchase goes right
Today’s headlines: When will Canada buy new helicopters?
The nearly elderly fleet of Sea Kings really just wants to retire
The PBO and the ships
More questions about another procurement
Meanwhile, at the Defence Department
The Citizen discovers why a military truck procurement was halted at the last minute.
The buck stops where?
Donald Savoie considers the new process that oversaw the latest round of shipbuilding procurement.
The Commons: There must be something here to disagree about
The opposition pounces on the “fairness” with which the government issued its shipbuilding contracts
Give or take a billion
The Parliamentary Budget Officer estimates a total price tag of $29.3-billion for new fighter jets.
The enduring riddle of national security
Carl Meyer questions the latest claim of classified information.
Risk management
CP discovers concerns about another multi-billion-dollar defence purchase.
The Commons: Sergeant Harper deploys his decibels
It won’t be long before Mr. Harper will appear here in a camouflage suit and beret
The Commons: Stephen Harper lets it all out
How the Chinook mess, among other things, dates back to a Liberal administration