Tony clement News

Ottawa - Canadian Auditor General Michael Ferguson released his spring report today (April 30). Among his more astonishing findings was that the government was unable to account for $3.1 billion in expenditures on anti-terror programs.

Toronto - Delivering a speech to the Economic Club of Canada on Monday, Treasury Board President Tony Clement announced changes to the Members of Parliament pension and the end of subsidized parking for federal ministers' aides.

Toronto - After some Members of Parliament demanded salary details from the CBC, a new, recently released report shows that there are 730 employees who earn at least $100,000. The CBC will not say, though, who is making how much.

Ottawa - An Auditor-General report found Canada's Conservative government misled parliamentarians on the appropriation of funds leading up to last summer's G8 summit.

Ottawa - Head of Canada's Treasury Board, Tony Clement, is urging various federal departments to consider a "transformative" change to reduce costs in bureaucracies, including the option of imposing user fees.

Toronto - The Canadian 2011 Census has been mailed out to millions across the country. On the front of the census, it states: "2011 Census Complete the census – it's the law." But will Canadians fill it out or just shred it?

Ottawa - Liberal Member of Parliament, Bob Rae, has accused Industry Ministry, Tony Clement, of "not telling the truth" when it comes to the controversial situation between Statistics Canada, the Conservative government and the census.

Ottawa - Canadian Industry Minister Tony Clement stated that Statistics Canada recommended changes to the census, which the federal government is deciding to be voluntary; however, StatsCan sources have denied that they ever made any recommendations.

Canadian Health Minister Tony Clement announced last Friday his intention to ban tobacco manufacturers from using such misleading terms as "mild" and "light" from their packaging.