An Editorial from The Montreal Gazette which I believe not only applies to the public but also the staff.
The Gazette
MONTREAL — It is perhaps understandable that McGill University Health Centre authorities are reluctant to divulge full details of the misbegotten construction project that now stands as a grotesque eyesore on the flank of Mount Royal.
What is known of the venture is that it has involved staggering incompetence and a disturbing run of deceptions on the part of the MUHC administration, which together amount to a great embarrassment for the institution.
And while further revelations would undoubtedly heighten that embarrassment, the MUHC is a public institution financed by public funds, and as such, the public should have a right to full disclosure as to how its money was wasted in the perpetration of this fiasco.
The Anti-Corruption Squad is currently on the case.
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