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Feds ask Parliamentarians to approve $190.3-billion of $397.6-billion main spending estimates so far for 2022-2023

Some promises from the fall fiscal update—and all of the forthcoming budget—are not included in the document, which outlines $397.6-billion in spending

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BY SAMANTHA WRIGHT ALLEN
March 14, 2022

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Feds ask Parliamentarians to approve $190.3-billion of $397.6-billion main spending estimates so far for 2022-2023

Some promises from the fall fiscal update—and all of the forthcoming budget—are not included in the document, which outlines $397.6-billion in spending

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