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'Who let her in??!' Minister's staff accidentally text deliberations about 15 per cent spending cut to reporter

26 August 2025
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'Who let her in??!' Minister's staff accidentally text deliberations about 15 per cent spending cut to reporter
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OTTAWA — Environment Minister Julie Dabrusin’s staff inadvertently revealed internal discussions regarding a mandated 15% spending cut, with potential impacts on the Canada Water Agency’s operations, as they prepared for budget proposals due August 28. Prime Minister Mark Carney’s government aims for fiscal discipline to fund increased defense spending and tax cuts, leading to challenges in determining cuts without political fallout.

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