Commission Gallant | Le coût réel de SAAQclic sous-joué auprès du gouvernement / La Presse

Thursday, June 5, 2025, 1:21 pm

Investigations into the SAAQclic project have revealed that cost estimates were potentially underestimated—possibly by as much as double—raising serious questions about oversight and contract management. Allegations include conflicts of interest, with a former SAAQ adviser reportedly working for the contractor, intensifying calls for accountability within public procurement.


ledevoir.com / Le Commissaire à la lutte contre la corruption enquête sur le projet SAAQclic

De manière exceptionnelle, il enquête sur de «possibles actes répréhensibles».

lapresse.ca / Commission Gallant | Le coût réel de SAAQclic sous-joué auprès du gouvernement

La haute direction de la SAAQ estimait que le contrat pour SAAQclic pourrait coûter jusqu’à deux fois plus cher que ce qu’elle a prétendu auprès du gouvernement en 2015 afin d’obtenir des allègements réglementaires pour lancer l’appel d’offres du projet.

ledevoir.com / Une ex-conseillère de la SAAQ a pu aller travailler pour le prestataire de SAAQclic

«Passée entre les craques», Louise Savoie a travaillé sur le même projet malgré une clause qui l’en empêchait.

lapresse.ca / Commission Gallant | « Encore trop d’indolence » à la SAAQ, dit Guilbault

En tant que « téléspectatrice exaspérée » des travaux de la commission Gallant, la ministre des Transports, Geneviève Guilbault, estime qu’il y a « encore trop d’indolence » à la SAAQ où elle appelle à « faire un ménage ».


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