Pinecrest-Queensway Community Health Centre under investigation | CBC News

An anonymous complaint was made about Pinecrest-Queensway Community Health Centre's community housing portfolio.

"City staff have been working with its management and board of directors to ensure accountability for the delivery of city-funded services and programs," said a statement by Suzanne Obiorah, Ottawa's director of gender and race equity, inclusion, Indigenous relations and social development. The city investigates all complaints it receives about city-funded programs, said Obiorah. Any organization that receives municipal funds needs to make annual funding submissions and financial reports on programs. They also need to show proof that their organization is financially viable.

Centre CEO Christopher McIntosh confirmed that he and board representatives met with the city on July 26.

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