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Health Minister Iris Evans is standing by her department’s decision to hire Aon Consulting to draft a model for private health insurance - despite new allegations against the Canadian arm of the multinational corporation.But Evans said yesterday that she will review the way her department selects and screens contractors, in light of revelations about Aon’s legal problems publicized after the $1.5 million contract was awarded Thursday. “We’ll talk about how due diligence is run so we don’t have this again,” she told reporters at the Tory party’s policy conference in Red Deer. One of the admen, Paul Coffin, admitted to defrauding the government of Canada - that’s you and me, folks - of $1.6 million. He was given the laughable sentence of two years’ public service, teaching students about business ethics. wakeup has played your song Pour-quoi, pour-quoi pas. Find out more about this PodShow at wakeup has played your song The Revolution Will Come. Find out more about this PodShow at wakeup has played your song Fly Fly Fly. Find out more about this PodShow at