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Secrecy surrounds fees paid to Irving for Canada’s 15 multi-billion-dollar warships

A drama is unfolding about the affordability of the CSC program. The uncertain, but still escalating costs may well mean paying Irving whatever severance fees are due and starting the CSC program from scratch. It would also mean the procurement process returning to common-sense factors such as transparency, affordability, and accountability.

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April 19, 2021

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