Ottawa’s contract for $200-million fund not transparent, Black business group says

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The Black Opportunity Fund has asked for the government to make a detailed account of how it is reviewing and selecting applications, and also asked the federal Auditor-General to review the procurement process

A prominent Black business group is accusing the federal government of running a rushed and opaque procurement process to administer a $200-million endowment program for Black-led charities and community organizations.

BOF is funded through programs with corporate partners, including Toronto-Dominion Bank and Walmart Stores Inc. It does not currently take government funding. He said after the group filed its application in November, it heard nothing until Jan. 27, when it was informed it was not selected for the fund in a short e-mail signed from “Service Canada.”

“What we are starting to hear is that they’ve already selected the agent,” Mr. Wellington said. “Which would be shocking, because we’re talking about Nov. 25 to a week ago. You’re talking eight weeks total, including the holiday closure. For a $200-million procurement. That is not possible. The government cannot buy computers in six weeks.”

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No surprise at all. Why the Black commkeeos falling for the okie doke from this government is beyond me.

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