“We need help, so let's get KPMG or somebody to come in," he was quoted as saying, adding the company could help train staff on best practices and identify errors. "It's really concerning from a staff perspective," CUPE Local 401 president Blaine Gurrie told NanaimoNewsNOW. "The public doesn't ...
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