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OTTAWA -- Two top government bureaucrats will repay part of their tabs for food and other incidentals while in Paris, a result of a Sun investigation into the $1 million spent by the Justin Trudeau government to send 155 delegates to the climate change conference known as COP21.
The Sun investigation has also forced bureaucrats to revise figures in documents previously released under federal access-to-information laws and those tabled in the House of Commons. Providing inaccurate information to Parliament is a big deal and the opposition is likely to give Environment Minister Catherine McKenna a tough time when the House of Commons returns Sept. 19.
"It's looking more and more like government officials are trying to whitewash the expenses for this Paris trip," said Conservative environment critic MP Ed Fast.
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Sun gets results: Bureaucrats to pay back part of Paris meal tab | AKIN | Column
OTTAWA -- Two top government bureaucrats will repay part of their tabs for food and other incidentals while in Paris, a result of a Sun investigation into the $1 million spent by the Justin Trudeau government to send 155 delegates to the climate change conference known as COP21.
The Sun investigation has also forced bureaucrats to revise figures in documents previously released under federal access-to-information laws and those tabled in the House of Commons. Providing inaccurate information to Parliament is a big deal and the opposition is likely to give Environment Minister Catherine McKenna a tough time when the House of Commons returns Sept. 19.
"It's looking more and more like government officials are trying to whitewash the expenses for this Paris trip," said Conservative environment critic MP Ed Fast.
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Sun gets results: Bureaucrats to pay back part of Paris meal tab | AKIN | Column
