ArriveCAN contractor says he was ‘not involved’ in app’s developement

A day after his business partner testified before a House of Commons committee, it was now Darren Anthony's turn on the hot seat. The federal government paid his company, GC Strategies, millions to create the controversial ArriveCAN app.

02:09 | March 11, 202402:31 | March 12, 202402:19 | March 10, 2024A day after his business partner testified before a House of Commons committee, it was now Darren Anthony's turn on the hot seat. The federal government paid his company, GC Strategies, millions to create the controversial ArriveCAN app.

Abigail Bimman shows you how Anthony bewildered MPs with his answers, including whether he read the auditor general's blistering assessment of the app; and why he just didn't seem credible.A day after his business partner testified before a House of Commons committee, it was now Darren Anthony's turn on the hot seat. The federal government paid his company, GC Strategies, millions to create the controversial ArriveCAN app.

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