Global Health Imports Corporation, co-founded by former employment minister Randy Boissonnault, has been suspended from receiving government contracts due to allegations of falsely claiming Indigenous status to secure federal funds. The suspension lasts for 90 days and prevents the company from bidding or entering into contracts with the federal government.
Global Health Imports Corporation , a company co-founded by former employment minister Randy Boissonnault , has been suspended from receiving government contracts , amid allegations that it falsely claimed Indigenous status in bids to secure federal funds . Public Services and Procurement Canada has suspended Global Health Imports Corporation from participating in federal procurement, effective Nov. 22.
. This measure prevents Global Health Imports Corporation from bidding or entering into contracts with the federal government. The only federal contract awarded to the GHI, according to government records, was a competitive one valued at $28,298 to supply disposable gloves to Elections Canada. The contract—began on Jan. 5 of this year and was set to run until Dec.
. said that Elections Canada has confirmed that “no deliverables have been received and no payments have been made against the contract,” and that Elections Canada issued a full stop-work order to Global Health Imports Corporation on Nov. 20. The suspension comes a week after Boissonnault stepped away from his cabinet position on Nov.
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