Dominic Barton, former McKinsey head, to face MP questions over contract concerns
The committee is also reviewing contracts awarded to the firm since 2011, which includes those signed by the preceding Conservative government.
Global News has not independently verified the Radio-Canada report but has confirmed the total value of the awards given to McKinsey is $104.6 million, according to Public Services and Procurement Canada. “We want to know what all this money was for,” Poilievre said, speaking at a press conference earlier last month.The Conservative leader said he hopes for answers about the potential influence of the firm — and about Trudeau’s decision to appoint former McKinsey director Barton as his ambassador to China for just over two years, ending in 2021.Story continues below advertisement
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