Aaron Wherry covers all the goings-on in and around Parliament Hill. Follow Aaron on Twitter: @aaronwherry
Amy Minsky tallies the Privy Council Office.
In the mid-1990s, under Liberal prime minister Jean Chretien, there was the equivalent of 662 people employed on a full-time basis in the Privy Council Office, the bureaucracy that supports and advises the prime minister and his cabinet. By 2010-11, that number swelled to 1,066, according to the office’s annual performance reports. During the same time, costs of running the office increased to $160 million from $79.7 million.
Of Wright and Duffy and the Senate, there is only one question that needs be answered
Yes, it could happen–and here’s how it would work.
Thanks to Ford, the city has morphed into a reality-TV show
Plus an alleged, and now notorious, one
After ‘Duddy,’ he feared he’d never work again, and begged Spielberg for the role
Jaime J. Weinman on the lesser known details of the series, whose new season airs this Sunday
