Western regions win big on IRIS defence contract
A $1 billion IRIS defence contract goes to Computing Devices with Western Canada and Ontario bases. Western benefits include jobs and local sub contractors like Westbridge Regina SED Saskatoon Frontec Edmonton Amtek Calgary ACTC Calgary. Calgary may open a new division with up to 300 staff.
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Canada
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Westbridge
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Amtek Testware
Edmonton
Actc Technologies
Calgary
Government of Canada
Department of Supply and Services
Western Canada economy gains from major contracts
Procurement experts cite Hughes Aircraft $377 million air traffic control systems contract as expanding Western Canadian operations. The deal supports diversification and economic strengthening across the region with subcontracting opportunities and expanded local work.
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Regular grain insect checks urged to protect stored crops
Manitoba Agriculture entomologist Jay McCullough warns that high yields and slow market movement leave grain stored in bins at risk. Farmers should look for crusted grain or mold and identify insects before treatment, using cooling or fumigation for primary feeders and conditioning grain for fungus feeders. Send bug samples to local ag offices or Manitoba Agriculture Entomology for guidance.
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Jay McCullough
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York Avenue
Winnipeg
Manitoba
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