(a) goods intended for resale to the public;

(b) goods or services procured on behalf of an entity that is subject to neither the Act nor a trade agreement;

(c) goods or services procured from a philanthropic institution or goods manufactured by or services provided by incarcerated persons or persons with disabilities;

(d) goods that are legally restricted from moving interprovincially, if the restriction is consistent with applicable trade agreements;

(f) financial services respecting management of a Schedule A entity’s or a Schedule B entity’s financial assets and liabilities, including treasury operations and ancillary advisory and information services, regardless of whether they are delivered by a financial institution;

(g) health services and social services;

(h) advertising and public relation services;

(i) goods or services procured from a Schedule A entity, a Schedule B entity, a government enterprise, another jurisdiction or a public body;

(i.1) fiscal agency or depository services;

(i.2) liquidation and management services procured on behalf of a regulated financial institution;

(i.3) services related to the sale, redemption, and distribution of the public debt of the Province or any other province or territory of Canada, including loans, bonds, debentures, notes, interest-bearing and non-interest-bearing treasury bills, certificates of indebtedness and any other securities representing part of the public debt of the Province or another province or territory of Canada; and

(l) goods and services related to culture or cultural industries.

(a) goods intended for resale to the public;

(b) goods or services procured on behalf of an entity that is subject to neither the Act nor a trade agreement;

(c) goods or services procured from a philanthropic institution or goods manufactured by or services provided by incarcerated persons or persons with disabilities;

(d) goods that are legally restricted from moving interprovincially, if the restriction is consistent with applicable trade agreements;

(f) financial services respecting management of a Schedule A entity’s or a Schedule B entity’s financial assets and liabilities, including treasury operations and ancillary advisory and information services, regardless of whether they are delivered by a financial institution;

(g) health services and social services;

(h) advertising and public relation services;

(i) goods or services procured from a Schedule A entity, a Schedule B entity, a government enterprise, another jurisdiction or a public body;

(i.1) fiscal agency or depository services;

(i.2) liquidation and management services procured on behalf of a regulated financial institution;

(i.3) services related to the sale, redemption, and distribution of the public debt of the Province or any other province or territory of Canada, including loans, bonds, debentures, notes, interest-bearing and non-interest-bearing treasury bills, certificates of indebtedness and any other securities representing part of the public debt of the Province or another province or territory of Canada; and

(l) goods and services related to culture or cultural industries.

(a) goods intended for resale to the public;

(b) goods or services procured on behalf of an entity that is subject to neither the Act nor a trade agreement;

(c) goods or services procured from a philanthropic institution or goods manufactured by or services provided by incarcerated persons or persons with disabilities;

(d) goods that are legally restricted from moving interprovincially, if the restriction is consistent with applicable trade agreements;

(f) financial services respecting management of a Schedule A entity’s or a Schedule B entity’s financial assets and liabilities, including treasury operations and ancillary advisory and information services, regardless of whether they are delivered by a financial institution;

(g) health services and social services;

(h) advertising and public relation services, if the estimated value is less than $200,000;

(i) goods or services procured from a Schedule A entity, a Schedule B entity, a government enterprise, another jurisdiction or a public body;

(i.1) fiscal agency or depository services;

(i.2) liquidation and management services procured on behalf of a regulated financial institution;

(i.3) services related to the sale, redemption, and distribution of the public debt of the Province or any other province or territory of Canada, including loans, bonds, debentures, notes, interest-bearing and non-interest-bearing treasury bills, certificates of indebtedness and any other securities representing part of the public debt of the Province or another province or territory of Canada; and

(l) goods and services related to culture or cultural industries.

(a) goods intended for resale to the public;

(b) goods or services procured on behalf of an entity that is subject to neither the Act nor a trade agreement;

(c) goods or services procured from a philanthropic institution or goods manufactured by or services provided by incarcerated persons or persons with disabilities;

(d) goods that are legally restricted from moving interprovincially, if the restriction is consistent with applicable trade agreements;

(e) the services of a financial analyst or the management of investments by an organization, if that is one of the organization’s primary purposes;

(f) financial services respecting management of a Schedule A entity’s or a Schedule B entity’s financial assets and liabilities, including treasury operations and ancillary advisory and information services, regardless of whether they are delivered by a financial institution;

(g) health services and social services;

(h) advertising and public relation services, if the estimated value is less than $200,000;

(i) goods or services procured from a Schedule A entity, a Schedule B entity, another jurisdiction or a public body;

(j) transportation services provided by locally-owned trucks for hauling aggregate on highway construction projects;

(k) construction materials if it can be demonstrated that transportation costs or technical considerations impose geographical limits on the available supply base, specifically in the case of sand, stone, gravel, asphalt compound and premixed concrete used in the construction or repair of roads; and

(l) goods and services related to cultural or artistic fields.

(a) goods intended for resale to the public;

(b) goods or services procured on behalf of an entity that is subject to neither the Act nor a trade agreement;

(c) goods or services procured from a philanthropic institution or goods manufactured by or services provided by incarcerated persons or persons with disabilities;

(d) goods that are legally restricted from moving interprovincially, if the restriction is consistent with applicable trade agreements;

(e) the services of a financial analyst or the management of investments by an organization, if that is one of the organization’s primary purposes;

(f) financial services respecting management of a Schedule A entity’s or a Schedule B entity’s financial assets and liabilities, including treasury operations and ancillary advisory and information services, regardless of whether they are delivered by a financial institution;

(g) health services and social services;

(h) advertising and public relation services, if the estimated value is less than $200,000;

(i) goods or services procured from a Schedule A entity, a Schedule B entity, another jurisdiction or a public body;

(j) transportation services provided by locally-owned trucks for hauling aggregate on highway construction projects;

(k) construction materials if it can be demonstrated that transportation costs or technical considerations impose geographical limits on the available supply base, specifically in the case of sand, stone, gravel, asphalt compound and premixed concrete used in the construction or repair of roads; and

(l) goods and services related to cultural or artistic fields.