Federal government an extraordinarily secretive organization
If we are to have engaged public policy discussion that draws on the collective knowledge, experience and ideas of Canadians we should end up with better policies. This applies to almost every area of public policy.
For all the talk of an information society, our federal government is an extraordinarily secretive organization. It seems it's dedicated to providing as little information as possible to Canadians on how their tax dollars are spent or on how spending priorities are chosen and investment decisions...
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