ArriveCan fallout gives Liberals a ‘very black eye,’ as public pressure builds on government to resolve mess, say politicos

The political repercussions from ArriveCan 'will not play well, and 'will not go away,' according to Aaron Wudrick, who called the issue 'symbolic' of other Liberal ethical and transparency challenges.

Although politics of this issue are 'inextricably linked' to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his government, the real concern from a non-partisan standpoint should be to identify where the weak links are in the government procurement processes and fix them, says Aaron Wudrick.The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

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BY IREM KOCA

March 5, 2024

Amid the regular emergence of new details from a series of investigations into the nearly $60-million procurement of the ArriveCan application, the political impact on the governing Liberals isn't something that will fade away, say observers.

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