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Sep 8, 2026
Oct 8, 2026
Procurement of electrical services on an as-and-when-required basis for the Pacific Forestry Centre (PFC) in Victoria.
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Sep 16, 2026
The Department of Natural Resources Canada is seeking a comprehensive analysis that identifies likely offshore growth markets for softwood lumber demand and evaluates Canada's ability to compete in those markets.
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Sep 1, 2026
Oct 13, 2026
Natural Resources Canada (NRCan) seeks proposals to strengthen the physical security posture of its facilities through electronic access control, video management, and intrusion detection systems. The system includes approximately 500 card readers and 500 cameras across more than 25 sites and is monitored through the NRCan Security Operations Centre. The formal RFP was published on 2026/09/01 12:00:00 AM EDT and closes on 2026/10/13 02:00:00 PM EDT.
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Ottawa
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580 Booth Street
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K1A 0E4
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This document outlines Ontario's comprehensive strategy for securing an affordable, reliable, and clean energy future. The plan focuses on three key areas: integrated planning for growth (covering generation, transmission, natural gas, other fuels, and Indigenous leadership), ensuring affordable and reliable energy (via energy efficiency, grid modernization, and consumer empowerment), and leveraging Ontario's energy assets to become an energy superpower (through exports and nuclear innovation). The overarching goal is to support sustained economic growth, job creation, and energy security, with a long-term vision extending to 2050.
This plan outlines the Government of Ontario's strategy to meet the province's rapidly increasing electricity demand and secure a reliable, affordable, and clean energy future through 2050. Key strategic pillars include significant investments in nuclear energy (refurbishment, small modular reactors, and potential new large-scale builds), competitive procurements for new generation and storage assets like batteries and natural gas, and extensive expansion of transmission infrastructure across the province. The plan also focuses on enhancing energy efficiency programs, fostering a low-carbon hydrogen economy, and implementing an integrated energy planning process that considers electricity, natural gas, and oil to support economic growth, electrification, and population increase while maintaining affordability and reducing emissions.
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This Clean Electricity Strategy outlines the Government of Canada's comprehensive roadmap to achieve a net-zero emissions economy by 2050. It focuses on three key areas: growing the electricity grid and managing demand, providing policy certainty and streamlining processes, and fostering collaboration on tailored regional approaches. The strategy aims to ensure clean, reliable, and affordable electricity, drive economic growth, enhance national competitiveness, attract investments, and create skilled jobs across Canada.
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