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ArriveCan contractor rejects auditor general report, blames government's poor record-keeping - Vimarsana News

ArriveCan contractor rejects auditor general report, blames government's poor record-keeping

One of the partners at GC Strategies is rebutting an auditor general's report that suggests the firm earned $19 million for the ArriveCan application, arguing that the government’s poor record-keeping inflated that estimate.

Source: cbc.ca
GC Strategies was awarded 3 other border agency contracts while working on ArriveCan - Vimarsana News

GC Strategies was awarded 3 other border agency contracts while working on ArriveCan

GC Strategies was hired to work on three other Canada Border Services Agency projects as it was working on the controversial ArriveCan app.

Source: cbc.ca
ArriveCan contractor GC Strategies will face MP questions this week - National - Vimarsana News

ArriveCan contractor GC Strategies will face MP questions this week - National

The partners in GC Strategies, the firm contracted to build the scandal-plagued ArriveCan app, will once again appear before a parliamentary committee.

Comptroller General Warns Federal CFOs to 'Be Careful' of Access Law - Vimarsana News

Comptroller General Warns Federal CFOs to 'Be Careful' of Access Law

The Comptroller General of Canada advised federal chief financial officers (CFOs) to “be careful" what they wrote down as ...

Government official warns subordinates to be careful about what they write on McKinsey audits - Vimarsana News

Government official warns subordinates to be careful about what they write on McKinsey audits

The comptroller general of Canada has warned his subordinates to be careful about what they put in writing as part of federal government audits of federal contracts awarded to the management consulting firm McKinsey & Company.

Source: cbc.ca