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the Canadian Public Procurement Council
This webinar will cover the Canadian Free Trade Agreement (CFTA), the New West Partnership Trade Agreement, and some of Canada’s major trade agreements, and explore how these agreements can be used to remove or reduce restrictions on public procurement. An overview of the main non-tariff barriers will also be provided, again with a view to foster trade liberalization.
The webinar will be presented by Marc-Alexandre Hudon, a partner at Langlois Avocats who practices primarily in regulatory and administrative law.
We are pleased to present this webinar in two sessions in order to reach all of our members across Canada and in both official languages. It will take place on Tuesday, April 1st, 2025. The French webinar will take place at 11:30 am EDT and the second session will take place at 1:30 pm EDT in English.
Click here to register in English.
Click here to register in French.
Do you know someone who is passionate about public procurement and helps promote the profession not only within their organization, but also in the wider community? If so, you may know the next recipient of the CPPC Passion for Procurement Award. Nominations are now open until April 4, 2025. Nominations should be sent by email to Joannie Blais at [email protected]. Visit the “Awards” section of our website for eligibility criteria and other relevant information about this award.
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The Canadian Public Procurement Council (CPPC) was established in September 1999 to be the leading resource for public procurement across Canada.
The mission of the CPPC is to:
Become a member of CPPC today and participate directly to the development of a wide range of initiatives for the support of the public procurement community in Canada.
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