BLATCHFORD: Twenty-one minutes after she responded “I have no records” to a Freedom of Information request seeking documents from the office of outgoing Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty on the infamous cancelled gas plants fiasco, Laura Miller’s “life partner” Peter Faist tried to wipe clean her desktop computer.
Faist failed in his attempt. To use the software, he needed what are called “administrative rights,” a special login and password usually restricted to IT staff.
Thus was born “Pete’s Project,” as Miller called it, which early the next month saw Faist spend three days in the offices of McGuinty, wiping the computers of 21 senior staff, some of whom weren’t told what he was doing.
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