So I read the CBC article, and I don't really see what the massive concern is. A government payed consultants money for services? PP has no evidence of anything, or even reason to believe there is something up. Like, at least come to the table with some possibility of something bad.
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Radio-Canada's analysis showed that Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) and the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) account for 44 per cent of federal contracts issued to the consultancy since 2015.
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https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/mck...709036?cmp=rss
And the biggest years(the link has a graph) show them during the past 2 years, when opposition was demanding something be done about things like passports, border wait times etc. And then there is covid, requiring a lot of work on that front as well. I know it is their job to do this sort of thing, but dial back the bluster if you have nothing going in.
Also, I found this hilarious.
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Poilievre said a future Conservative government led by him would get better value for money by relying less on consultants and more on the public service.
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Yes, that sounds very Conservative. I'm sure it will happen, just as soon as they sell off any remaining government facility and department Harper missed.