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The Hub 👤 The Hub Canada Oct 11, 2026 · 3 min read AI Analyzed ✓ Established View full audit trail → C.R.E.E.D. audited

Committee adjourns on party-line vote before deciding on recovering $34 million agency payments

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Committee adjourns on party-line vote before deciding on recovering $34 million agency payments ANALYSIS 11 OCTOBER 2026 Conservative MPs pressed to recoup funds paid to five ineligible projects while Liberals said an independent board and legal counsel advised against it.
The dispute turns on a government reply to a written question that, according to Cooper, acknowledged $34 million went to ineligible recipients and said recovering it was not in the public interest.
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          Committee adjourns on party-line vote before deciding on recovering $34 million agency payments ANALYSIS 11 OCTOBER 2026 Conservative MPs pressed to recoup funds paid to five ineligible projects while Liberals said an independent board and legal counsel advised against it. VIEW BIO A Conservative motion calling on the government to recover $34 million paid to five ineligible projects at Sustainable Development Technology Canada did not come to a vote on Thursday after the public accounts committee adjourned on a recorded vote.…

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