Auditor general’s report on company behind ArriveCan to be released today
- Canada's auditor general is releasing a report today probing contracts and payments to GC Strategies for the ArriveCan app in Ottawa.
- The investigation follows the House of Commons' unanimous September request to examine if contracts complied with policy and offered taxpayer value.
- GC Strategies, a two-man team awarded nearly a third of the $60 million ArriveCan project through non-competitive contracts, was banned last week from federal agreements for seven years.
- Hogan found that three federal departments ignored policies and controls, and the app's development failed to deliver the best value to taxpayers.
- The report's release may prompt further scrutiny of federal contracting practices and government accountability in public digital projects.
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Auditor general’s report on company behind ArriveCan to be released today
OTTAWA - The latest probe into the company behind the controversial ArriveCan app is among four reports being released today by Canada's auditor general.
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