The first revelation of all crooked politicians comes from follow the Money trail.. does he or she abuse the tax payer’s money..
Over a two-year period, the City of Montreal spent nearly $120,000 on travel for support staff, on top of the $200,000 spent on trips by the mayor and elected councilors. Employees such as the mayor’s chief-of-staff, press attachés and advisors accompanied either the mayor or other city councillors on 64 separate trips in 2014 and 2015. Earlier this month, CBC reported the city’s elected officials spent $200,000 on 86 trips over two years. This comes to a total of $320,000 for travel since November 2013. Staffers went as far as Argentina, Italy, South Korea, Japan, China, Haiti, Tunisia, and India.
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The crime that is repeated in every Canadian city, the non essential out of town trips, joy rides, vacations . We know or should know about the too common grotesque abuse of the taxpayers in all governments. where even the supervisors now can be part of the abuse.. and we need to continually be vigilant here. It was recently revealed in Alberta that the man who was hired, ironically, to keep a watch on the expenses and costs of others, was living high on the hog with taxpayers’ money Follow the money.. include the bad employees severance pay, costs of re-hiring and pension payouts. Fire all those persons who have or do approve any outrageous expense claims, like lavish meals, gasoline, car allowance, car washes, car insurance, a new windshield for his Mercedes and some six packs of beer for “meals at home.” .
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Sadly the Tax payers are still to often abused. And here I am not just talking about the long costly almost daily entertainment lunches with Wine and Beverages, and those too often out of town, even out of the country mostly personal trips charged to the taxpayers. Or the city hall employee who while on paid services goes to the airport to pick up his mother in law, or the employee who takes the cultivated flowers from city hall for his own use in his own yard. We need to call into question the sick spending practices of current and former and the current service executives, managers, supervisors civil servants, cops too. Even the posting of all expense records for all, board members, executive members, is not enough for the Posting of the expenses of direct reports to all of executives is also now very important, since without that, some unscrupulous executives could ask their assistants to pick up the tab to be approved by them later. Critics are calling for tighter oversight on how cabinet ministers submit their expenses, saying they should at least be held to the same standards as MPs. The system in place for ministers is too lax, they say, and allows for too many questionable expenses to slip through.” We’ve had a number of spending scandals with ministers, so you’d expect the red flag to be raised and have some measure of accountability,” But it seems to go on and on and on.” ” it sometimes seems as if minister’s expense sheets receive the rubber stamp. A taxpayer watchdog group says MPs should be forced to publish spending details online .Current rules outlined by the House of Commons Board of Internal Economy enable MPs to spend 3% of their budgets, or up to $10,734, on hospitality. Details of MP spending is not publicly available.
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A former Canada Revenue Agency auditor has been sentenced to only a 20-month prison term for trying to extort a bribe from the owner of a restaurant he was auditing. http://montrealgazette.com/news/local-news/former-canada-revenue-agency-auditor-sentenced-to-20-months-in-bribery-case
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The city of Montreal hired d a friend of Montreal Mayor Denis Coderre to work as a $670-a-day labour negotiation consultant during the same week in late November that he hired a former underling to work for the city as an $1,800-a-day refugee coordinator. The city was to be billed $22,827 by Robert Bouvier, who was until last year the national president of the Teamsters Canada union and a previous contributor to Coderre’s campaigns while Coderre was a Liberal MP in Ottawa. The pay was for “participating in negotiating sessions” as the employer’s representative across from the union representing Montreal police officers. Bouvier’s contract from the city for that work, took effect in late November and expired a month later, on Dec. 31. The contract paid up to $24,999 to represent the city in negotiations with the Montreal Police Brotherhood. Bouvier’s fees were payable at a half-day rate of $335, and up to $670 per day. Quebec law allows municipalities to award consulting contracts worth up to $24,999.99 through one-on-one negotiation with a supplier. Above that amount, a municipality has to invite bids from at least two suppliers. Because Bouvier’s contract is under $25,000, it didn’t have to go to the city executive committee for approval, where it would have been easy to detect on its meeting agenda . http://www.msn.com/en-ca/news/canada/coderre-hired-pal-at-dollar670-a-day-to-work-for-city/ar
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This is not the first time the Mayor has hired Liberal friends. It’s immoral with public dollars to hire people who are close to the Mayor to do a job that we have scores of people (at the city) who could do that.
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Now we already do know from the past Liberal sponsorship they like to give taxpayer s money to their friends. The sponsorship scandal, “AdScam” or Sponsorgate, is a scandal that came as a result of a Liberal Canadian federal government “sponsorship program” in the province of Quebec and involving the Liberal Party of Canada, which was in power from 1993 to 2006. The Liberal program was originally established as an effort to raise awareness of the Government of Canada‘s contributions to Quebec industries and other activities in order to counter the actions of the Parti Québécois government of the province that worked to promote Quebec independence. The Liberal program ran from 1996 until 2004, when broad corruption was discovered in its operations and the program was discontinued. Illicit and even illegal activities within the administration of the program were revealed, involving misuse and misdirection of public funds intended for government advertising in Quebec. Such misdirections included sponsorship money awarded to Liberal Party-linked ad firms in return for little or no work, in which firms maintained Liberal organizers or fundraisers on their payrolls or donated back part of the money to the Liberal Party. The resulting investigations and scandal affected the Liberal Party of Canada and the then-Liberal government of Prime Minister Paul Martin.
It was an ongoing affair for years, but rose to national prominence in early 2004 after the program was examined by Sheila Fraser, the federal auditor general. Martin and the Liberals were adversely affected by a report from Auditor General Sheila Fraser on February 9, 2004, indicating that sponsorship contracts designed to increase the federal government’s status in Quebec resulted in little to no work done. Many of the agencies had Liberal ties, and roughly $100 million of the $250 million in program spending went missing. Two weeks after Fraser’s report was released, Martin suspended the heads of three Crown corporations: Michel Vennat, president of the Business Development Bank of Canada, Via Rail president Marc LeFran�ois and Canada Post president André Ouellet.All three men would eventually be fired. The scandal hurt Martin’s popularity, especially in Quebec, where Bloc Québécois leader Gilles Duceppe even accused Martin of planning to widen the St. Lawrence seaway to benefit his own Canada Steamship Lines.
The scandal also cast skepticism on Liberal Paul Martin’s recommendations for Cabinet appointments, prompting speculation Martin was simply ridding the government of Chrétien’s supporters to distance the Liberals from the scandal. The sponsorship scandal tainted members of the Liberal Party and politics in Quebec. In its aftermath, there have sadly been a few convictions and in Parliament, there came a call for the politicians to find ways to govern with accountability. The same the issue dogged the Liberals, costing them a majority government when Martin eked out a minority in the 2004 election before losing to Stephen Harper’s Conservatives in 2006.
It is an undeniable fact that the New Conservatives had said elect us and we will next show you an honest government, accountable, transparent as well but as we all tend to know next that was a big lie now too.. They clearly were not part of the solutions to the much too many corruptions ongoing in Canada but clearly rather a part of the problem in that they and the RCMP for sure have failed to properly address the much too many corruptions..
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to respond to an onslaught of bad economic news with a bad plan to spur job creation and long-term productivity growth. Trudeau and his key ministers are holding fast to their claim that the Liberal platform — and its pledge of $60 billion in new infrastructure spending over 10 years — but how much of that money will the citizens benefit with? The infrastructure investment — a major Liberal campaign promise touted as a fiscal jump-starter. Trudeau described investing in infrastructure as “the key” to helping lift Canada out of a slumping economy . The infrastructure investments that the politicians are counting on are a problem that Canada has been facing before, corruptions. Can we trust the Lieberals as to who will get the money again?
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Hypocritical Police want more policing over the Canadian citizens, the same persons who wrongfully firstly do not want to give us a detailed list, copy of all of their own expense accounts and do note that too. Let the police rightfully start with the rightful better policing of themselves and next deal first with our too often stealing, crooked, lying politicians, civil and public servants who also do steal and now first also go after all the alcoholics who abuse their spouses, drive impaired … the cops included.. deal first with all all of of the persons who abuse any seniors.. and we now do need more cops rather in the hospitals arresting also all of the bad Health Ministers, bad doctors and bad nurses who fail to provide adequate medical aid to seniors, others etc. While a few hundred persons die from car accidents Meanwhile thousands of persons die from medical errors, hospital acquired sicknesses but no police give the medical personnel any tickets ehh
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FOLLOW THE MONEY TRAIL, ALL OF THE QUEBEC CORRUPTION MESS IS STILL JUST THE TIP OF A BIG ICEBERG TOO.. AND CORRUPTION EXISTS IN OTHER PLACES, OTHER CITIES SUCH AS IN THE PURCHASING DEPARTMENTS, AND WHAT HAS ALSO BEEN JUST AS DEPRESSING IS HOW LITTLE THE LAST 50 YEARS NOW TOO THE FEDERAL, PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENTS, THE POLICE, THE RCMP THEY ALL MOSTLY STILL DID NOTHING GOOD ABOUT IT ALL TOO.. THEY ALL SEEM TO HAVE THEIR SHARE OF CORRUPTIONS , EXPENSE ACCOUNTS ABUSES.
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Majority of Quebecers now are still good persons. Corruption in Quebec is often no worse over the corruptions being allowed in many other provinces, places, even like Alberta, but the Quebec politicians, bad cops have for decades even now gone out of their way not to do much good about it. Obviously they profited from the corruptions?
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No one can deny it now: Quebec is still facing a corruption crisis.. The “Rapport de la Commission d’enquête sur l’octroi et la gestion des contrats publics dans l’industrie de la construction” (“Report of the commission of inquiry on the granting and managing of public contracts in the construction industry”), cast an unblinking gaze on Quebec’s demonstrably corrupt political culture. https://thenonconformer.wordpress.com/2014/01/31/the-last-50-years-quebec-is-falsely-soft-on-white-collared-crimminals/
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La Presse reported on Oct. 1 that police are investigating whether SNC-Lavalin made an irregular payment of $22.5 million to get the contract in 2010; the head of the MUHC
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RCMP’s poor handling of PAST file calls into question clearly whether it can be trusted on bigger issues – including the current Senate investigation of improper expense claims
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Mean while receiving hundreds of millions of federal dollars for infrastructure since 2006, southern Alberta’s flood-battered communities focused on building highways, leisure centres and event facilities rather than flood protection.


see also
https://thenonconformer.wordpress.com/2013/07/15/they-often-do-steal-the-designated-monies/
https://thenonconformer.wordpress.com/2009/08/19/more-hidden-cash-grabs-higher-taxes/
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