By Canadian Taxpayers Federation -- Ryan Thorpe —— Bio and Archives--September 7, 2023
Those who believe Canada’s official residences are crumbling due to a lack of funding may have missed something: the numbers.
The National Capital Commission spent $135 million renovating and maintaining the official residences from 2006 to 2022, according to a Canadian Taxpayers Federation analysis of official reports.
“It’s a myth that official residences are falling apart because politicians are too thrifty,” said Franco Terrazzano, CTF Federal Director. “From luxury limos to extravagant hotel suites, the feds haven’t met a single thing it isn’t willing to spend big on and the official residences are no different.
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By Centrewing on 2023 09 07
We really do need a real honest caring Canadian Government, the waste is beyond belief just on this alone, add the rest of the waste and fast growing debt (and its interest payments) in and gee are we ever being ripped off.
By N.F. YOUNG on 2023 09 08
$735,00 renovating a single kitchen???? And yet no money for hospitals and veterans, just a couple of mentions while Canadian's standard of living declines.
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