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September 2009
- Page 41
In the May 2009 column, I described how reliance on strict legal principles may, in some cases, lead to a procurement that falls short of the fundamental goals of Canadian procurement law and policy: to be “open, fair, and transparent.” While making the point, I commented on the 2008 judgment of the Ontario Superior Court of Justice in Aloia Bros. Concrete Contractors Ltd. v. Peel (Regional Municipality). The defendant in the case, the Regional
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