The city’s auditor general is scrutinizing a massive municipal procurement after reviewing the risks involved with a $1-billion program to buy hundreds of electric battery-powered buses. Read More
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Council: City AG will audit $1B e-bus project as staff negotiate deal with feds — also Lansdowne, Chief William Commanda Bridge
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