Stumpage dispute and health funds eyed by ministries
A coastal forest industry meeting will tackle stumpage management as the Ministry of Forests reports some licencees manipulating the system. Grade-setting reduces government stumpage payments, costing taxpayers millions per a Sierra Legal Defence Fund study. Canada will fund nearly $400,000 for British Columbia health projects including blindness prevention, seniors’ programs, and population health capacity building across rural BC and Vancouver Island.
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Ministry of Forests
Sierra Legal Defence Fund
B.C
Sierra Legal
Government of
Canada
British Columbia
Vancouver Island
Paul Courtright
Denise Bradshaw
Social Planning and Research Council of
Auditor General's 2000 report overview
The Auditor General of Canada Denis Desautels submitted the December 2000 report to the House of Commons on February 6. It surveys federal government performance across spending crown corporations technology public service employment and health and safety regulatory programs. The report stresses accountability and best practices in government operations and notes three annual releases.
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Auditor General of Canada
Denis Desautels
House of Commons
Auditor General
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Ministry of Forest
Kathleen Jamieson
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