Liberals vote against disclosure of ArriveCan costs as Opposition MPs accuse the government of filibustering

'We want to know: where did the money go? Who got rich? That's we want to see with this documentation… [This motion is] going to force the prime minister to get back all the money from the contractors that did no work,” says Conservative MP Stephanie Kusie, despite the fact that the motion is non-binding.
The ArriveCan controversy dominated question period on February 28, as Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, left, and Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre exchanged barbs over the government's handling of the issue.

The House passed a Conservative motion today calling on the federal government to report all direct and associated costs related to the procurement of the nearly $60-million ArriveCan app, and recoup all funds paid to contractors and subcontractors that did not do any work o...

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