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Ethics order forces Lori Idlout to give up control of NVision

The ruling comes months after records showed NVision received hundreds of thousands in federal contracts while Idlout was an MP.

Alex Dhaliwal
Jul 21, 2026
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Source: CPAC

Floor-crosser Lori Idlout has been ordered to give up control of a company that received more than $600,000 in federal contracts while she was an MP.

Blacklock’s Reporter says Idlout disclosed her NVision stake was placed in trust, with the Ethics Commissioner barring her from receiving company income.

In a separate 2023 disclosure, Idlout identified herself as having a “significant ownership interest” in the Indigenous consulting firm, in compliance with Parliament’s Conflict of Interest Code.

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