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Unearthing at least a billion dollar Telecom scam in Canada

Abhijeet Sen by Abhijeet Sen
April 5, 2023
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Unearthing at least a billion dollar Telecom scam in Canada
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In the latest federal budget, the Trudeau government announced their plans to save $15-billion over the next four years. Perhaps they should start with their phone bill. It turns out that in 2022, the government spent over $165-million on land and cellphone lines, with over 290,000 of those lines remaining unused for three months or more.

The government has been aware of this problem for some time now but has done little to address it. This is especially concerning considering the current economic climate and the strain the pandemic has put on the country’s finances. There are several reasons why this problem has been allowed to persist.

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For one, it is likely that the government has not had the resources to properly audit its telecoms contracts. This means that they have been unable to identify the scope of the problem and how much money they are wasting each year. It is also likely that the government has not had the incentive to address the issue as it is not a priority for them.

So what can the government do to address this problem?

To begin with, the government needs to conduct a thorough audit of their telecom contracts and identify the unused phone lines. They then need to determine the cost of these lines and how much they could save if they were to terminate them. The government should also look into how they can reduce their telecom costs in the future. This could include renegotiating their contracts with telecom companies and introducing new procedures to ensure that all contracts are properly audited and monitored. This could help to prevent similar issues from arising in the future.

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Finally, the government needs to ensure that their telecom contracts are designed in a way that allows them to reduce their costs and ensure that they are only paying for the services they need. This could involve introducing more flexible contracts that allow the government to scale up or down the number of lines they require depending on their needs. By taking these steps, the government can not only save millions of dollars each year but also help to reduce their environmental footprint. This is because reducing their telecom costs will help to reduce the energy required to run and maintain the lines.

In conclusion, the government needs to address the issue of unused phone lines in order to save taxpayers money and reduce their environmental footprint. By conducting a thorough audit of their telecom contracts and introducing new procedures to ensure that all contracts are properly monitored, the government can save millions of dollars each year and help to reduce their environmental footprint.

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Abhijeet Sen

Abhijeet Sen

Associate Editor, TFIGlobal. Trying to set a better narrative for the world through opinions and facts.

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