Dan posts a very interesting note this morning.
"The Canadian government, specifically Ontario, has been incinerating massive amounts of expired PPE—over 780 million pieces since 2021—at a taxpayer cost of $1.4 billion, according to the Auditor General’s 2025 report. The report highlights poor inventory management and long-term contracts that locked Ontario into buying far more PPE than was ever needed."
Although I cannot confirm this I strongly suspect that the unused, destroyed, and costly PPE includes supplies from Medicom's 10-year purchasing deal made by HC, and that is what, mainly, is being referred to here.
As the Medicom purchase order still has 5 years to run, it makes me wonder if the remaining production from the contract can be obviated (is there a 'get-out' clause for HC to embrace?) or if that remaining production simply has to be bought, with, thankfully, expiry dates being pushed in to 2027/8/9.
We got gas-lit with a Zentek NR -what...2 years ago, saying that the over-ordered supply was being depleted and that this very fact would create sales opportunities for our (now 4-years-approved) mask product.
We were well and truly BS-ed.
Little wonder 5xFs was fired.
It appears we are no nearer to HC purchases of our masks than we were 4 years ago. |
