Canada’s Supreme Court Rules Against Reopening 65-Year Old Contract and the Trans-Pacific Partnership is Ratified
By Paul Emanuelli and Candace Hurlock
This week our media monitoring team was tracking a Canadian court blocking the reopening of a 65-year old contract, remediation measures in corruption charges against SNC-Lavalin, US oil sanctions against Iran, the ratification of the Trans-Pacific Partnership, controversies surrounding Nova Scotia’s electronic health records prequalification, Canada’s launch of the new fighter plane tender, a three-way split on Canada’s multi-billion dollar ship maintenance contract, blackout bids in the Sunshine State, infrastructure deals in Miami and at the Detroit-Windsor border, scrapping New York’s Scaffold Law, and Jamaica’s foray into P3 projects.
Canada Shuts Down Reopening of 65-Year Old Contract
No Remediation for SNC-Lavalin in Corruption Controversy
Trump Reimposes Iranian Oil Sanctions
New Trans-Pacific Trade Deal Ratified
Controversy in Nova Scotia E-Health Records Prequal
Ottawa’s Fighter Plane Tender Takes Off
Three Shipyards Split Canada’s Maintenance Contracts
Florida’s Sunshine Law No Match for Blackout Bids
Push For Privately Funded Detroit-Windsor Bridge
