USMCA round-up: How it affects Canada’s tech sector

Shared Services has invoked the National Security Exception in connection with data centre procurements for Shared Services

The Harper government will direct bureaucrats to think of disclosing information by default. To keep track of everything, it will create a hosted government-wide records database

The debt-ladden province needs to look at shifting as much of its IT systems as it can to the private sector

Treasury Board president Tony Clement wants to rein-in March madness, but the annual IT buying boom may be a thing of the past anyway

Lessons from the U.S. government on IT done right

Go behind the scenes of Canada’s largest government IT conference and tradeshow

City joins a handful of Canadian municipalities in allowing citizens online access to data. However, an expert says the commitment in this country by governments is weak

The government’s Shared Services Bureau is the talk of GTEC 2011, as the feds get ready to shake up IT service delivery and procurement

To stifle rising IT costs, the Conservative government has enacted a plan to streamline its services. The government said custom created solutions, overlapping networks and too many data centres could eventually lead to major service problems