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Feds seek approval for another $24-billion in spending for 2021-22

Overall, budgetary spending so far this year totals $383.4-billion, a two per cent drop compared to the $391.5-billion laid out in the main and first supplementary estimates of 2020-21.

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BY LAURA RYCKEWAERT
June 9, 2021

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