The House of Commons ethics committee is scheduled to hear from Youth Minister Bardish Chagger, Employment Minister Carla Qualtrough and Ian Shugart, clerk of the Privy Council.
Chagger was the minister responsible for the program, which has now been abandoned after becoming mired in controversy. The controversy has dogged the government since late June, when it announced an agreement to pay WE Charity up to $43.5 million to administer the grant program. The agreement stipulated that the charity could not make money on the deal.
Morneau wrote a cheque to reimburse the organization for those expenses shortly before testifying two weeks ago at the Commons finance committee, which is also attempting to get to the bottom of the affair.
Another « yes » political person. More excuses, sorry ect ect ect
I wonder if she will be grilled enough to take that Trudeau smirk from her face.
What a colossal waste of time and money. If CPC_HQ and NDP think this will help their chances in the next election, they better think again. AndrewScheer and theJagmeetSingh are also dragging down their provincial counterparts such as AndreaHorwath and fordnation
Progressives don't seem to like Trump going after rapers of Children. They wont like this much either.
Susan Smith, the Liberal Strategist, thinks Canadians can't be concerned about more than a couple of things at a time. What an insult! Canadians want to know about corruption in the government.
Last month news, what have you got that’s NEWS? Characterizing the QAnon panic as an ‘affair’ are we to expect sex stories? crickets
Damn we have to find something wrong to justify all the money that we are spending digging.
Investigate the UCP! This 'scandal' is absolutely miniscule compared to what's happening in Alberta
Enough committees and political theatre Time for EthicsCanada and CommrRCMPGRC to do the jobs that the Canadian taxpayer expects them to do My children are watching this crap show and what they are seeing isn’t inspiring any trust in the institutions of government at all