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Taxpayers out $2.3 million as investigations into AER find ‘gross mismanagement’ of public funds
👉 Ellis was supposed to ensure that ICORE helped highlight the AER’s work as an energy regulator. thestar.com/amp/edmonton/2…
👉 Ellis was supposed to ensure that ICORE helped highlight the AER’s work as an energy regulator. thestar.com/amp/edmonton/2…
Ellis was supposed to ensure that ICORE helped highlight the AER’s work as an energy regulator, but instead, he used the institution as a means to an end for himself, violating regulations, policies, and ethical guidelines. 
Due to a top down “culture of fear” perpetuated by Ellis and others, many inside the AER felt that using internal processes to express their concerns was not an option.
