Winnipeg police HQ contractor paid for $8K deck at former city CAO’s house, court documents reveal
Records show numerous emails and meetings between Phil Sheegl, Caspian owner during police HQ project
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This article was published 15/09/2021 (1197 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
The City of Winnipeg has submitted new evidence in its lawsuit against its former chief administrative officer, consisting of dozens of previously undisclosed email exchanges that document frequent communication between Phil Sheegl and Caspian Construction president Armik Babakhanians.
The emails include invitations to weekend meetings and discussions about box seats for Winnipeg Jets hockey games, and the revelation that the contractor responsible for the downtown Winnipeg Police Service headquarters project paid for a deck built at Sheegl’s home.
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