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Billions found in revised fiscal forecasts in 2018 budget, but Finance Canada vague on how

Finance Canada said certain departmental figures under direct program expenses are still pending approvals and can't be publicly disclosed, meaning MPs returning to Ottawa this week may be unable to discuss such spending figures publicly.

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March 19, 2018

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