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Health Canada, Corrections, IRCC miss performance targets, require ‘attention’

This month, Treasury Board president Scott Brison tabled departmental results reports, which included program breakdowns, with expenses above and below estimates, full-time staffing numbers compared to early-year projections, and an overview of all targets met or programs that need attention.

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BY SAMANTHA WRIGHT ALLEN
November 29, 2017

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