Unidentified fiscal objects
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Tony Clement says—while participating in an open government conference—that the Harper government won’t be able to detail the latest round of budget cuts until next year. Readers of Macleans.ca might remember Paul’s attempts last year to convince the Harper government to explain what was cut as a result of the 2011 budget. As it turns out, it is presently unclear whether some of the cuts coming to light now are the result of the latest budget or previous budgets.
In the wake of last year’s mystery, I launched something of a series about those uncelebrated cuts, which you can follow here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here and here.
