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Publication Date: February 3, 2026 - 13:59

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Budget watchdog disagrees with ‘confidentiality’ around job cuts

February 3, 2026
At a Senate finance committee meeting Tuesday, interim Parliamentary Budget Officer (PBO) Jason Jacques encouraged the government to be more transparent about which programs will be cut as a result of efforts to slash the size of the public service. Read More


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