Public Services and Procurement
During question period on public services and procurement, the Conservatives raised a question about a large government contract awarded to a satellite company said to be led by a personal friend of the Prime Minister. The Conservative member asked whether the Prime Minister had discussed the contract with his staff, saying the Conflict of Interest Act makes it illegal to help friends obtain government contracts. The Liberal minister replied that the company, Telesat, is an important Canadian satellite operator that governments have supported over the years so that Canada does not have to depend on foreign companies.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .
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