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have done exactly the same job as the ad

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hoc committee did and we could have had

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the documents three years ago the ceis

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assessments released yesterday make it

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clear the PRC is and was actively

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recruiting top Canadian scientists to

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plunder Canada's research and

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intellectual property the assessments

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also make clear that the PRC wants to

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weaponize the civilian research for

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military purposes against us and our

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allies knowing what we know now will the

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government halt all collaboration

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between the Winnipeg National

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microbiology laboratory and any entities

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and individuals in the People's Republic

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of

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China The Honorable Minister for health

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well thank you very much Mr Speaker and

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uh I want to say that an attack on our

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national security by Foreign Nations be

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it China or Russia represents an attack

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on democracy and represents a direct

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attack on every member of this house and

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that I share his outrage that China or

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any country would attempt to interfere

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in our process the public health agency

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which is one of the most respected

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agencies in the world hired two Canadian

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citizens who are eminent eminent uh and

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well-known scientists in Canada who lied

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it is the public health agency that

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discovered that it is the public health

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agency that fired them and that's why

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there's now an RCMP investigation about

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their actions the documents Mr Speaker

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reveal a shocking disregard for Canada's

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national security they reveal a

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government that is completely asleep at

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the switch on National Security and the

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Machinery of government they reveal

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government employees collaborating with

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beijing's government

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and with the biological weapons unit of

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the people's Liberation Army equally

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shocking are the health Minister's

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comments he said yesterday there is

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there was no evidence of actual breaches

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at the lab and no sensitive information

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actually left the country the documents

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say otherwise does the minister stand by

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those

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comments The Honorable minister of

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Health Mr Speaker the two Canadian

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scientists in question were well known

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for their work in bology uh and had

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spend uh their time working on uh uh

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Health treatments for those that were

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suffering from viruses uh they are

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collaboration there's absolutely no

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evidence of the thing that the member

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officite is suggesting and I do not

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think that it is it is at all

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appropriate to suggest that they were

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involved with weaponization or things of

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this nature when we're they have all the

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documents they can see all the

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information they've been we have waved

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all the normal considerations not only

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of National Security Mr Speaker but of

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uh employee relationships that normally

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are kept conf idial it was our

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government that did that that's why they

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have this scientist working with Ebola

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at Canada's only level four lab

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collaborated with the People's Republic

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of China Army Major General sadly the

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story does not end there Dr Chu was able

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to gain access to the lab for students

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from China and it gets worse a scientist

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from The Academy of military medical

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Sciences the research arm of the pla KN

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to work on biology enabled Warfare how

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did so many citizens from hostile

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superpower gain access to Canada's top

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lab is it because the Prime Minister

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admires China's basic

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dictatorship The Honorable minister of

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Health Mr Speaker uh some will attempt

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to National Security concerns to play

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partisan games I think that's

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unfortunate and let me just give an

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example with respect to Ebola the

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exchange of Ebola in 2019 was done in

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the context of trying to work with China

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and other countries on finding solutions

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to Ebola which exists in so many

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different parts of the country at that

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moment in time in 2019 the relationship

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with China was in a different place the

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information that was shared was through

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legitimate channels it has nothing to do

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with this issue it was absolutely known

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and handled with complete control I

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think it's very very important to not

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mischaracterize National Security for

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manufacturers of masks and other

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personal protective equipment needed

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during the pandemic are suing the

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federal government seeking more than5

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billion doll they alleg the government

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misled them 15 companies that retooled

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in 2020 to make masks respirators and

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other protective equipment claim the

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government broke its promise to buy

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their products and bought from foreign

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firms instead the companies alleged that

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resulted in $88 million of investment

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losses as well as a further 5.4 billion

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in projected lost opportunities over a

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10-year period because they claim the

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government also backed out of long-term

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contracts the allegations have not been

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tested in court a global news

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investigation looked into one of the

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companies that did receive a significant

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Federal contract during the pandemic

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it's called btnx and it supplied rapid

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tests it received billions from the

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federal government and even though it's

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a Canadian company its supply chain

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stretched far beyond our borders Jeff

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simple

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explains George Irwin's family ran this

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Canadian toy company for three

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generations but when the pandemic hit

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and borders closed they pivoted

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production to make masks with

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antimicrobial filters answering the call

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from Ottawa for canadi Ian manufacturers

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to help we need a sustainable stable

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supply of these products and that means

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making them at home there was

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encouragement from the federal

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government but after 3 years and

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millions of dollars

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invested this is what's left of Irwin's

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Factory he says he's now facing

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bankruptcy and risks losing his home

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Irwin never received a single order from

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any level of government I'm overwhelmed

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from you know a sadness point of view

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the people that were buying masks went

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back to their old Legacy suppliers and

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most of those suppliers were offshore

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one Canadian company that landed the

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largest Medical Supply deal of the

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pandemic is called

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btnx it received about $2 billion from

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Ottawa for 400 million covid-19 rapid

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tests btnx is based near Toronto but its

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rapid tests are made in China and so is

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there any manufacturing done in Canada

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no the company's CEO says when the

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pandemic hit they found a Chinese

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manufacturer that was producing rapid

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tests after winning the government

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contract btnx purchased this

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distribution center the CEO says btnx is

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two dozen staff mostly handle sales and

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quality assurance manufacturing here he

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says is prohibitively expensive we have

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some packaging capability here but most

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of it is done in China in its

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application to health can Canada btnx

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indicated its tests were made in China

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but the company's Distributors meanwhile

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described the test as engineered and

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designed in Canada the company's website

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and press releases described itself as a

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Canadian manufacturer which technically

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is true under Canadian law if someone

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Imports and sells a medical device under

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their own name and is responsible for

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labeling or assigning it to a purpose

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they can call themselves a manufacturer

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companies will tend to call themselves

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what they feel is going to put them in

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the best position uh in this case

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probably to make a sale but experts say

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ottawa's decision to award the large

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contract to a company Manufacturing in

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China raises questions about what the

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government knew or should have known

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Federal officials admitted to Global

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News that before awarding the lucrative

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contract to btnx no one from the

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government ever visited the company's

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headquarters at the time it was a few

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small office units inside this business

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Mall in North Toronto with no

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manufacturing capacity that type of due

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diligence doesn't take a lot to do and

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when it's completely bypassed there

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really is no excuse internal emails and

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Communications from federal and

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provincial Health officials revealed

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confusion describing btnx as having made

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early advances and produced a

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non-foreign workplace rapid test

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officials with public services and

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procurement Canada told Global News in

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the scrambled to secure pandemic

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supplies they were short on time and

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options but other local manufacturers

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say different to be frank of course we

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were hoping for more within months of

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the pandemic Jen osan's company was

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producing nearly a million rapid tests

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per day in Vancouver creating hundreds

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of local jobs their test performed well

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and cost less than BTN X's tests but

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their contract with Ottawa fell far

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short of their capacity and expectations

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we were uh able to do much more even

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from what the government has has

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requested from us um three to four times

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more than what the government was able

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to grant us overall only about 6% of the

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rapid tests purchased by the government

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were actually Canadian

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made like George Irwin the vast majority

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of Manufacturers who produced medical

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supplies in Canada for the pandemic are

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now out of business if another pandemic

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hits Ottawa may find them unable or

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unwilling to help Jeff sule Global News

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