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'''Events and Celebrations'''
'''Events and Celebrations'''
*[[#Become an Affiliate of DPI & the 3-day Professional Development Week (PDW)|Become an Affiliate of DPI & the 3-day Professional Development Week (PDW)]]
*[[#Become an Affiliate of DPI & the 3-day Professional Development Week (PDW)|Become an Affiliate of DPI & the 3-day Professional Development Week (PDW)]]
*[[#The Buy Canadian Policy: Implementation Considerations and Guidance|The Buy Canadian Policy: Implementation Considerations and Guidance]]
*[[#The Trust Series: Exploring Foreign Information Manipulation and Interference|The Trust Series: Exploring Foreign Information Manipulation and Interference]]
*[[#Think Tank Series on Transformation - How do we navigate current disruptions|Think Tank Series on Transformation - How do we Navigate Current Disruptions]]
*[[#Think Tank Series on Transformation - How do we navigate current disruptions|Think Tank Series on Transformation - How do we Navigate Current Disruptions]]
*[[#21st Annual Leadership Summit - Shaping the Future of Public Service Leadership|21st Annual Leadership Summit - Shaping the Future of Public Service Leadership]]
*[[#21st Annual Leadership Summit - Shaping the Future of Public Service Leadership|21st Annual Leadership Summit - Shaping the Future of Public Service Leadership]]
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===The Buy Canadian Policy: Implementation Considerations and Guidance===
===The Trust Series: Exploring Foreign Information Manipulation and Interference===
On September 5, 2025, the Government of Canada introduced new measures to support Canadian industries in a changing global trade environment. In support, Public Services and Procurement Canada launched the Buy Canadian Procurement Policy Framework to prioritize Canadian suppliers and strengthen domestic supply chains across federal procurement.
On September 5, 2025, the Government of Canada introduced new measures to support Canadian industries in a changing global trade environment. In support, Public Services and Procurement Canada launched the Buy Canadian Procurement Policy Framework to prioritize Canadian suppliers and strengthen domestic supply chains across federal procurement.