Shelley Spence
Shelley Spence is the Auditor-General of Ontario, known for her role in providing independent assessments of government operations and accountability. In December 2022, she released a critical report on the Ontario Place redevelopment project, highlighting significant issues in the bidding process and the misrepresentation of qualifications by Therme Group, which led to widespread scrutiny and calls for reform in the province's procurement practices.
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Provincial Auditor-General Shelley Spence found widespread issues with truck driver training in Ontario.
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Auditor-General Shelley Spence’s recommendations from a special report her office released in the spring.
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Ontario Auditor-General Shelley Spence concluded that the distribution of grants from the skills fund was 'not fair, transparent or accountable.'
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Ontario Auditor-General Shelley Spence concluded in a report in October that the distribution of $1.3-billion in grants from it was 'not fair, transparent or accountable.'
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Provincial Auditor-General Shelley Spence concluded that the distribution of grants from the Skills Development Fund was 'not fair, transparent or accountable.'
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Shelley Spence is the Ontario Auditor-General who released the report on advertising spending.
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Auditor-General Shelley Spence following the release of her annual report at the Ontario legislature in Toronto.
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The province’s Auditor-General, Shelley Spence, concluded in a report last month that the distribution of $1.3-billion in grants from the program was 'not fair, transparent or accountable.'
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Provincial Auditor-General Shelley Spence concluded in a report that the distribution of grants from the program was 'not fair, transparent or accountable.'
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Ontario Auditor-General Shelley Spence concluded in a report last month that the distribution of $1.3-billion in grants from it was 'not fair, transparent or accountable.'
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