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Canada missing opportunities to use procurement to stimulate innovation: Report

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November 11, 2011

By Debbie Lawes

Canada is doing a poor job of exploiting exemptions in trade agreements that would give homegrown technology companies — particularly small and mid-sized businesses (SMEs)— preferential treatment on government contracts, concludes a second report by an expert panel reviewing federal support for R&D.

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