Neither Toronto Community Housing nor a second named defendant, TCH employee Andrew McKenzie, have filed a statement of defence. After Milsom initially hired Orchango under a smaller contract, board members suggested a bid process for the work would be “preferable . According to the statement, Milsom put TCH employee McKenzie in charge of the file, including the crafting of an RFP. Milsom claims McKenzie had the RFP vetted by the head of Orchango, Edmond Mellina, without her knowledge. In announcing her termination, the TCH board appointed Marshman as CEO.

Source: thestar March 12, 2019 16:12 UTC