Trudeau Blocks a Spending Oversight Committee with a Non-Confidence Vote, Boris is Accused of Breaching Spending Transparency Promises, and a Past Offender Faces New Bid-Rigging Charges

By Paul Emanuelli and Lisa Kuechler

In this week’s newsreel, Trudeau blocks a spending oversight committee with a non-confidence vote, Boris is accused of breaching spending transparency promises, Australia hires an MP’s former law firm to investigate his alleged spending improprieties, the Pentagon loses a $7 billion bid protest, Florida awards a new deal to a firm with performance issues, Toronto expands a controversial streetcar deal, and a past offender faces new bid-rigging charges.

Trudeau Wins Confidence Vote Against Spending Committee

Boris Accused of Breaking Procurement Transparency Pledge

Australia Hires MP’s Former Law Firm to Investigate Him

Pentagon Loses Bid Protest Over $7B Moving Contract

Florida Firm Wins $135M Deal After IT System “Mess”

Toronto Plans to Expand Bombardier Deal After Lawsuit

Past Offender Faces New Federal Bid-Rigging Charges