In this week’s newsreel, the Canadian government reviews its Indigenous set-aside program and suspends a civil servant whose company received $200M in federal contracts, Canada’s information commissioner probes missing ArriveCan records, Ontario awards a “shady” $26M software sole-source, New Brunswick’s premier calls for an audit of outsourced nursing, Nova Scotia “flouts” transparency in untendered deals, BC Hydro’s direct awards reveal procurement “loopholes”, India sees rampant sole-sourcing, and NYC’s comptroller slams migrant services spending.
ArriveCan Scandal Triggers Indigenous Set-Aside Review
Civil Servant’s Company Received $200M in Federal Deals
Toronto Employee Awarded City Sub-Contract Work
Federal Commissioner Probes Missing ArriveCan Records
Ontario Awards “Shady” $26M Software Sole-Source
NB Premier Calls for Audit of Outsourced Nursing
Nova Scotia “Flouting Transparency” in Untendered Deals
BC Hydro Sole-Sourcing “Reveal Loopholes” in Procurement
