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How will the shift to a Fall budget and the new Capital Budgeting Framework address concerns from the PBO and OGGO Committee about the disconnect between the federal budget and Main Estimates, and improve Parliamentarians' ability to scrutinize spending?
What oversight does the Government of Canada have regarding the use of public funds?
The Public Accounts of Canada for fiscal year 2024-2025 were tabled in Parliament by the President of the Treasury Board on November 7, 2025.
What are the key takeaways from TBS’ Departmental results Report for the fiscal year 2024-25?
Is the government laying off employees across the public service?
Why did the Government spend $142.5 million on performance pay for federal executives in 2023–2024?
What is the government doing to reduce the size of the public service?
When will the government implement the voluntary early retirement incentive program announced in Budget 2025, and how will it help manage workforce reductions?
How will the Government of Canada commit to advancing employment equity, diversity and inclusion in the public service?
What is the government doing to strengthen public service integrity in the wake of issues such as ArriveCAN?