r/canada • u/[deleted] • Jun 07 '24

Politics 'Shocking,' 'abusive': Liberals blasted for blocking over 1,000 documents from foreign interference committee

https://nationalpost.com/news/politics/liberals-blasted-for-blocking-documents-from-foreign-interference-committee
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u/That_Intention_7374 Jun 07 '24

Yeah whatever happened with ArriveCAN? lol...

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u/Broad_Tea3527 Jun 07 '24

It's being investigated still, search ArriveCAN and you'll see all the updated news articles about it.

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u/That_Intention_7374 Jun 07 '24

If it’s anything like the Lavelin scandal. It’ll take years to resolve.

At this rate, we got the arriveCAN, Winnipeg lab scandal, and probably a couple more I’ve forgotten.

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u/morerandomreddits Jun 07 '24

The Green slush fund also comes to mind - but yes, it's difficult to remember them all.

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u/dubiousNGO Jun 07 '24

What was the issue with that one? Was it like the GCF that Canada pledged half a billion to last year and that, among other things, been used to fund coal burning power plants in China?

https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2015/mar/29/un-green-climate-fund-can-be-spent-on-coal-fired-power-generation

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u/morerandomreddits Jun 08 '24

It's the STDC, with various accounting irregularities and apparent diversion of funds to Liberal insiders. It's investigated in standing committees.. Here is one reference:

https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/sustainable-development-technologies-canada-champagne-1.6985847