Transport Canada’s Air Services Directorate seeks two starter generators and two NI-CAD batteries for DASH-8 aircraft, with delivery in Ottawa. The procurement is an RFP against a Supply Arrangement using selective tendering, with selection based on lowest price. Offers and supporting documents are due October 30, 2026, at 14:00 EST; the estimated contract period is four months.
Public Works and Government Services Canada, on behalf of Transport Canada, seeks proposals for cylindrical rubber fenders. The acquisition includes delivery to Kégaska Commercial Wharf in Quebec. The fenders are to meet the requirements detailed in the annexed Statement of Requirement.
Public Works and Government Services Canada is seeking the supply and delivery of one new Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting vehicle (ARFF), together with training, on behalf of Transport Canada. The vehicle is to be delivered to Wabush Airport in Newfoundland and Labrador. The open RFP uses competitive open bidding with lowest-price selection and closes October 19, 2026 at 14:00 EDT.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Transport Canada
City Council Planning Meeting
Date: Jul 21, 2026Type: Meeting mention
The committee held a meeting to discuss a proposal for renaming Northeast 15th Avenue. The discussion centered on adhering to specific criteria for renaming city streets, which requires the name to be of a deceased, real, and prominent individual. Various suggestions were proposed, including renaming the street after historical figures, musicians, and film history figures, while rejecting non-existent characters and confusing proposals. The group debated the feasibility and logic of different renaming options throughout the session.
Action Plan 2023-2028
Date: May 23, 2023Type: Strategic Plan
This Action Plan for Official Languages (2023-2028) serves as a roadmap and a major funding vehicle for official languages in Canada. Developed through extensive cross-Canada consultations in 2022, its primary purpose is to ensure the vitality of official language minority communities and support the protection and promotion of Canada's two official languages by deploying necessary resources.
Canada Strategy
Date: May 11, 2026Type: Strategic Plan
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Kristina CaseyAssistant Deputy Minister and Chief Digital Officer
The Creative Export Strategy is designed to enable Canadian creative entrepreneurs to expand their global presence, bolster the economy, and promote Canadian talent internationally. The strategy provides flexible support, facilitates trade missions, and offers tailored guidance to help businesses achieve substantial export success, access new markets, and create employment opportunities within Canada's creative sector.
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