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A legislative committee says it cannot tell whether Housing NWT’s spending is delivering results, as 918 households wait an average of two years for public housing.
The federal contracts register listed a $253-million Treasury Board deal really worth $2.5 million at signing. Treasury Board says the two inflated records are now corrected.
The $480-million contract to run the National Student Loans Service Centre moved to Nelnet after a sale rather than a new competition, federal records show.
A federal pension modernization contract signed for $15.9 million in 2012 is now valued at $526.9 million, records show, after a $148-million increase this year.
Two Quebec Rio Tinto subsidiaries pleaded guilty four times since 2018 under the Fisheries Act. In March 2026, Natural Resources Canada signed research deals worth up to $32.6 million with them.
The contract to manage the Faro Mine cleanup has grown almost fivefold, to $541.9 million, since it went to the only company with a compliant bid, federal records show.
The RCMP’s civilian watchdog found in 35 published reviews since 2019 that Mounties unreasonably denied or delayed medical help for people in custody. The Commissioner rejected six findings.
Finance’s $489,484 hospitality bill for the May 2025 G7 meeting is the largest in federal records, and a no-bid venue contract grew to $609,460, partly after the event.
CN sought tribunal review of 68 of its 79 federal rail-safety penalties since 2015 and lost 11 of 13 decided cases, but Transport Canada still lists decided cases as pending.
Accenture and Deloitte contracts to move Employment Insurance and Old Age Security onto a new federal platform have grown from $288.2 million to $691 million, records show.