GNWT abandons work on Indigenous procurement policy
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GNWT abandons work on Indigenous procurement policy
Aastha Sethi
Monday July 27, 2026 at 6:00am MT
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The GNWT has decided not to create and implement an Indigenous procurement policy, saying years of work failed to produce consensus on what it should include.
Procurement is the means by which the government acquires products and services from contractors. Doing that fairly – and in a way that promotes northern businesses, particularly those that are Indigenous-owned – has been a thorny subject for years…
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