A licence renewal app and a taxpayer\u002Dfunded utility pole relocations also took home the top prizes at this year\u0027s Teddy Waste awards.
during the Queen’s funeral, and the $8,100 spent by Business Development Bank of Canada CEO Isabelle Hudon to twice fly her personal driver from Montreal to Vancouver.Article content
That software was designed to save money and reduce the number of bureaucrats needed to process licence renewals — a yearly chore for Quebec drivers. The award for municipal waste went to Charlottetown City Coun. Alanna Jankov, who had taxpayers pay $4,600 to relocate a utility pole blocking her new driveway.
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