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This is Hall of Fame WTF …after all the talk about the near billion dollar contract awarded to We Charity – turns out the contract wasn’t awarded to them.
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Okay, here’s the choice – $120 million on COVID 19 (remember to wash your hands) – or more help for victims of domestic abuse or the increased incidences of mental illness.
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What’s become increasingly clear is that little or no due diligence was done by bureaucrats or cabinet when they awarded We Charity the near billion dollar student volunteer contract.
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Everyone Salutes Infrastructure Spending
Posted by Michael Campbell
on Friday, 24 July 2020 5:48
The problem’s that the definition of infrastructure usually starts with whatever’s politically advantageous. BC’s got an outrageous example that’ll costs taxpayers billions more.
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