-- "The Canadian Army says new military sleeping bags costing $34.8 million dollars are not suitable for 'typical Canadian winter’. The briefing note recommended that soldiers deployed on that exercise with the U.S. be ‘loaned’ 500 of the army's old Arctic sleeping bags first acquired in 1965 — the ones the new system was meant to replace. ‘I wonder if they should have just gone to Canadian Tire,’ said Defence expert Rob Huebert of the University of Calgary." --
Oh... it gets better.
And don't get me started on the 'We were here first peoples'...
-- "The analysis detailed 'rent-a-feather' schemes – an open secret in Ottawa’s lucrative procurement industry – where an Indigenous person is hired to front a non-Indigenous company’s bid on federal contracts." --
