Finance Department plans to spend $10-million on ‘Economic Action Plan’ budget ads this year

The Finance Department alone plans to spend $10-million on its own over the next 12 months on the federal government’s ‘Economic Action Plan’ budget advertisements, which will bring total costs for the controversial ad campaign to a minimum of $104.8-million over four years.

 

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