Suggest your own spending cuts, Carney government tells CBC, Via Rail and other Crown corporations

What will Carney's 15 per cent cut mean for the public service?

Prime Minister Mark Carney has pledged to cap and not cut the public service, but will such a plan be feasible with a 15 per cent cut?

Suggest your own spending cuts, Carney government tells CBC, Via Rail

Nearly all government departments and federally-funded organizations are expected to propose "savings" of up to 15 per cent of their spending in the next three years.

CBC/Radio-Canada asked to cut up to 15% of budget as part of federal efficiency review - Broadcast Dialogue

CBC/Radio-Canada has confirmed it’s been asked to participate in a federal government expenditure review that would require the public broadcaster to cut up to 15% of its total budget over the next three years. The directive – which applies to every major Crown corporation and federally-funded organizations like Via Rail, the National Gallery of Canada, Canadian Museum of Human Rights, and Statistics Canada – is part of an effort to find $25 bil…

Bank of Canada, Crown corporations set to align with Liberal cost-cutting plans

OTTAWA — The Bank of Canada and most other federal Crown corporations will be looking to trim their budgets alongside a wider government effort to cut costs.

Carney’s Spending Review Order Makes CBC Brace For 15% Budget Cut

Prime Minister Mark Carney’s new spending review has ordered every major Crown corporation—including CBC/Radio-Canada—to draw up plans that would trim as much as 15% from their operating budgets over the next three years. CBC CEO Marie-Philippe Bouchard told employees in an internal memo that the broadcaster must identify up to $198 million in annual “savings.” […]