LILLEY: Carney Liberals defend handing CRA security contract to U.S. firm tied to Trump’s ICE
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The Carney Liberals are defending moving a security contract from a Canadian institution to an American firm tied to Donald Trump’s ICE deportations by saying the contract met all criteria. The House of Commons was in a raucous mood on Tuesday as the Conservatives asked the Liberal government about a story broken by the Toronto Sun.
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Why did the Canadian Corps of Commissionaires lose out on a government security contract to an American firm over a measly $80,000?
Despite the Elbows Up rhetoric of the Carney government and the Buy Canadian policy officially adopted last December, the Commissionaires lost out on a contract for the Canada Revenue Agency to Allied Universal. That firm, which makes hundreds of millions of dollars from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, including ICE — Immigration and Customs Enforcement — underbid the Commissionaires by just over $80,000 on a $12-million multi-year contract.
Hypocrisy on the Hill
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