In the best traditions of a non-partisan civil service

January 24, 2006

Former deputy minister Lee Doney may now be working in the premier's office as a special advisor on labour bargaining. But it appears this isn't his first job with the provincial government since retiring. According to public accounts, government transferred $111,469 to his company RLD Strategies Ltd. in fiscal 2004/05. Not bad. And it seems Mr. Doney has been generous with that money. According to Elections British Columbia, RLD Strategies contributed $500 to the Liberals during the recent provincial campaign.

By Sean Holman | Posted in | Comments (2)

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Kevin Larsen | January 24, 2006 6:12 PM | Reply

Is it not part of Harpers clean up plan to ban senior civil servants from working for government for five years ?????

political activist | January 25, 2006 11:37 AM | Reply

Yes, I think it is one of Harper's promises. A very stupid one.

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