OTTAWA — MPs will have another chance to question the people behind the main contract for the ArriveCan app at a House committee meeting today.
This will mark the third time GC Strategies partner Kristian Firth testifies before MPs, with his business partner Darren Anthony set to meet the committee on Thursday.
Firth has said the federal government was responsible for the direction of the project, as well as its objectives, budgeting and cost controls.
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