Legislation and trade agreements

Potential suppliers can file a complaint with the Tribunal concerning any aspect of the procurement process, of a systemic nature, relating to a designated contract, and compliance with one or more of the following agreements.

• Canadian Free Trade Agreement — Chapter 5
• Revised Agreement on Government Procurement (World Trade Organization)
  • Appendices and Annexes
• Canada-Chile Free Trade Agreement — Chapter Kbis
  • Annexes
• Canada-Peru Free Trade Agreement — Chapter 14
  • Annexes
• Canada-Colombia Free Trade Agreement — Chapter 14
  • Annexes
• Canada-Panama Free Trade Agreement — Chapter 16
  • Annexes
• Canada-Honduras Free Trade Agreement — Chapter 17
  • Annexes
• Canada-Korea Free Trade Agreement — Chapter 14
• Canada-Ukraine Free Trade Agreement — Chapter 10
  • Annexes
• Canada-European Union Comprehensive Economic Trade Agreement — Chapter 19
  • Annexes
• Canada-United Kingdom Trade Continuity Agreement (Canada-UK TCA)
  Following the departure of the United Kingdom from the European Union (“Brexit”), the Canada-UK TCA provides that the United Kingdom and Canada will continue the rights and obligations of the Canada-European Union Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA), with certain modifications as set out in annexes A and B, including in respect of Chapter 19 of CETA relative to government procurement.
• Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership — Chapter 15
  • Annex of Canada

The following agreements are no longer in force:

• Agreement on Internal Trade — Chapter 5
  • The Agreement on Internal Trade was replaced by the Canadian Free Trade Agreement.
• North American Free Trade Agreement — Chapter 10
  • The North American Free Trade Agreement only applies to procurements started no later than June 30, 2020.