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Wayne R. Smith

Wayne R. Smith is Canada's former chief statistician.

It’s time to walk away from Shared Services Canada

  • With the 2017 budget approaching, the government is likely facing a decision with respect to Shared Services Canada: retreat or plunge forward with additional
Opinion | BY WAYNE R. SMITH | January 9, 2017
Public Services Minister Judy Foote, pictured in this file photo, is the minister responsible for Shared Services Canada which is floundering and unable to both transform and operate with a reduced budget, writes Wayne R. Smith. The Hill Times photograph by Jake Wright

It’s time to walk away from Shared Services Canada

Opinion | BY WAYNE R. SMITH | January 9, 2017
  • With the 2017 budget approaching, the government is likely facing a decision with respect to Shared Services Canada: retreat or plunge forward with additional

It’s time to walk away from Shared Services Canada

Opinion | BY WAYNE R. SMITH | January 9, 2017
  • With the 2017 budget approaching, the government is likely facing a decision with respect to Shared Services Canada: retreat or plunge forward with additional
Public Services Minister Judy Foote, pictured in this file photo, is the minister responsible for Shared Services Canada which is floundering and unable to both transform and operate with a reduced budget, writes Wayne R. Smith. The Hill Times photograph by Jake Wright

It’s time to walk away from Shared Services Canada

  • With the 2017 budget approaching, the government is likely facing a decision with respect to Shared Services Canada: retreat or plunge forward with additional
Opinion | BY WAYNE R. SMITH | January 9, 2017
Public Services Minister Judy Foote, pictured in this file photo, is the minister responsible for Shared Services Canada which is floundering and unable to both transform and operate with a reduced budget, writes Wayne R. Smith. The Hill Times photograph by Jake Wright

It’s time to walk away from Shared Services Canada

Opinion | BY WAYNE R. SMITH | January 9, 2017
  • With the 2017 budget approaching, the government is likely facing a decision with respect to Shared Services Canada: retreat or plunge forward with additional

It’s time to walk away from Shared Services Canada

Opinion | BY WAYNE R. SMITH | January 9, 2017
  • With the 2017 budget approaching, the government is likely facing a decision with respect to Shared Services Canada: retreat or plunge forward with additional
Public Services Minister Judy Foote, pictured in this file photo, is the minister responsible for Shared Services Canada which is floundering and unable to both transform and operate with a reduced budget, writes Wayne R. Smith. The Hill Times photograph by Jake Wright

Statistics Act changes don’t go far enough

  • OTTAWA—With the introduction of Bill C-36, An Act to Amend the Statistics Act, the government is moving forward on its commitment to “make Statistics
Opinion | BY WAYNE R. SMITH | December 19, 2016
Innovation Minister Navdeep Bains, pictured in June, introduced C-36, a bill to change the Statistics Act with an aim to reinforce Statistics Canada's independence, on Dec. 7. The Hill Times photograph by Jake Wright

Statistics Act changes don’t go far enough

Opinion | BY WAYNE R. SMITH | December 19, 2016
  • OTTAWA—With the introduction of Bill C-36, An Act to Amend the Statistics Act, the government is moving forward on its commitment to “make Statistics

Statistics Act changes don’t go far enough

Opinion | BY WAYNE R. SMITH | December 19, 2016
  • OTTAWA—With the introduction of Bill C-36, An Act to Amend the Statistics Act, the government is moving forward on its commitment to “make Statistics
Innovation Minister Navdeep Bains, pictured in June, introduced C-36, a bill to change the Statistics Act with an aim to reinforce Statistics Canada's independence, on Dec. 7. The Hill Times photograph by Jake Wright

Government’s proposals on the independence of Statistics Canada, are they enough?

  • Finance Minister Bill Morneau’s economic statement on Tuesday promised action on the government’s commitment to ensure the independence of Statistics Canada. Companion documents to
Opinion | BY WAYNE R. SMITH | November 7, 2016
Finance Minister Bill Morneau, pictured in this file photo. Overall, the government’s stated intentions regarding the Statistics Act would seem to be a substantial improvement over the existing situation and would bring Canada in line with international recommendations and best practices, writes Wayne R. Smith. The Hill Times photograph by Jake Wright

Government’s proposals on the independence of Statistics Canada, are they enough?

Opinion | BY WAYNE R. SMITH | November 7, 2016
  • Finance Minister Bill Morneau’s economic statement on Tuesday promised action on the government’s commitment to ensure the independence of Statistics Canada. Companion documents to

Government’s proposals on the independence of Statistics Canada, are they enough?

Opinion | BY WAYNE R. SMITH | November 7, 2016
  • Finance Minister Bill Morneau’s economic statement on Tuesday promised action on the government’s commitment to ensure the independence of Statistics Canada. Companion documents to
Finance Minister Bill Morneau, pictured in this file photo. Overall, the government’s stated intentions regarding the Statistics Act would seem to be a substantial improvement over the existing situation and would bring Canada in line with international recommendations and best practices, writes Wayne R. Smith. The Hill Times photograph by Jake Wright
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