Pair of public servants in the middle of ArriveCan allegations appeal to Federal Court to block CBSA review

Cameron MacDonald and Antonio Utano will appear at the House Government Operations and Estimates Committee on Feb. 22.

Cameron MacDonald, an assistant deputy minister at Health Canada, left; and Antonio Utano, a director general at the Canada Revenue Agency, asking the Federal Court to throw out an internal CBSA report on the procurement of the ArriveCan application.Screenshot courtesy of ParlVU

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BY IREM KOCA

February 21, 2024

Two public servants who were suspended without pay in connection with misconduct allegations in the multi-million-dollar ArriveCan project have appealed to the Federal Court to quash an internal report they say draws "spurious" links to "potential criminal activity."

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