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Articles in Mar 2001 issue of Summit

• Seamlessly serving citizens: Online government could be a procurement windfall
  by Chenery, John
• Hurry up and wait: To buy for elections is to be always ready at the starting gate
  by Morrison, Catherine
• Professional development and certification torch passed
  by Newman, David
• New Website for proposal writing
  by Sedkowski, Joanne
• Federal procurement materiel and supply management community opens door to the future
• Federal travel modernization checks in
  by Newman, David
• School's out: P3 school program canned in Nova Scotia
  by Meek, Jim
• question: Is it fair and effective for governments to restrict competition based on geography?, The
  by Newman, David
• Smoking guns at Health Canada
  by Lalonde, Paul M
• At CCRA agency status lossens the noose of procurement policy
  by McIntosh, Gord
• Adopting e-procurement
  by Sedkowski, Joanne
• Speaking of BAFOgab
  by Asner, Michael
• Developing DNA data: RCMP partnership markets research
  by Todd, Dave
• Green procurement: Good news waiting to be told
  by Todd, Dave
• Making it easier to buy environmentally friendly products
  by Sedkowski, Joanne
• Toronto adopts new purchasing by-laws and policies
  by Sedkowski, Joanne
• Alternative financing relieves the pressure for municipalities
  by Ross, Donald
• For Heather Barbour gift giving is serious business
  by Morrison, Catherine
• E-procuremnt lessons offer opportunity
  by Bray, Richard
• Not quite business as usual: DND and ATCO Frontec join forces to supply Canadian troops in Bosnia
  by Bray, Richard
• power of words, The
  by Worthington, Robert C
• From the editor
  by Parkins, Robert
• Cyberdefamation: Public servants face new risk in online environment
  by Mantas, Peter N
• New "report card" evaluates healthcare e-commerce marketplace
  by Sedkowski, Joanne