Feds Paid $106 Million for COVID Medical Supplies That Were Never Delivered

A disposable face mask is discarded on a street in Montreal, on April 18, 2021. The Canadian Press/Graham Hughes

The Department of Public Works is promising to disclose what it did to verify the credibility of federal COVID-19 suppliers.

Records show that rushed contracting for medical supplies along with theft cost Canadian taxpayers over $106 million, according to Blacklock’s Reporter.