ArriveCan Contractor Found in Contempt of Parliament for Refusing to Answer Questions

ArriveCan Contractor Found in Contempt of Parliament for Refusing to Answer Questions
Canada's ArriveCAN app log in screen is seen on a mobile device, Feb. 12, 2024 in Ottawa. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Adrian Wyld
Matthew Horwood
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MPs have unanimously passed a motion to find a key contractor in the ArriveCan scandal in contempt of Parliament for failing to answer questions during a recent appearance before a government committee.

The motion orders GC Strategies managing partner Kristian Firth to appear in Parliament “before the bar” following question period April 17, where he will receive a public rebuke from the Speaker of the House.