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Quebec auto board sorry for online platform boondoggle, aims to regain public trust

Quebec's automobile insurance board apologized for the failed rollout of its online platform and budget overruns reaching hundreds of millions of dollars.
A public inquiry found that the auto board's management concealed the true platform costs from elected officials.
An auditor general report revealed the platform would cost taxpayers over $1.1 billion by 2027, which is $500 million above the original estimate.
The board admitted its failures damaged public trust and pledged to cooperate fully with the government to implement the inquiry's recommendations and regain trust.

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The Globe & Mail

Center

Quebec auto insurance board apologizes for online platform’s rollout, cost overruns

Board management was found in a public inquiry to have hid the platform’s true cost from elected officials

8 hours ago·Canada

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Radio-Canada

Lean Left

Saaqclick: Quebec Could Pursue the Firms Involved

The Legault government is assessing its remedies against the private companies that participated in the failed digital shift of the Auto Insurance Corporation.

10 hours ago·Montreal, Canada

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