Justin Trudeau has asked Canada\u0027s top public servant to look into the government\u0027s procurement over a contract to develop the ArriveCan app
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“That’s exactly the question that I just asked if the public service,” Trudeau said at a press conference Monday when asked about those concerns. “To be clear, we did not build ArriveCan. We were approached to provide a team for consideration to fulfil certain ArriveCan requirements,” Firth told the committee in his opening statement.
Newly released documents obtained by the newspaper show the individual workers came from large firms, including BDO Canada, Optiv, KPMG, Macadamian Technologies, Level Access and Distill Mobile.Article content
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