Sentences with phrase «provincial auditors general»

Tomorrow, federal and provincial auditors general are releasing a new report on progress towards climate action in Canada.

Tomorrow, federal and provincial auditors general release a new report on progress towards climate action in Canada.

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As a general rule, auditors general are a courteous bunch, so their report makes room for an official response to their critiques from the country's federal and provincial deputy ministers of the environment.

Canada's federal auditor general, Michael Ferguson, worked with his counterparts in nearly every provincial government.

The Auditor General recommends that the Government honour its 2007 Budget commitment and publish fiscal sustainability reports for both the federal government and provincial governments, on a regular basis.

While it appears that Quebec has been active in upgrading regulation and supervision, there are signs that British Columbia and Alberta have been slow to respond to issues they themselves identified in their own review of their regulatory framework, or that provincial auditors - general identified.

This week's review of the Ontario government's pre-election financial report from the provincial Auditor - General reconfirmed what The Globe and Mail reported last weekend: The government is using an...

Finance Minister Doug Horner will face criticism over Auditor General Merwan Saher «s investigation into whether the government violated the Government Accountability Act by releasing shortened versions of financials documents during the 1st quarter update of the provincial budget this summer.

In late April, the provincial Office of the Auditor General (OAG) slammed the carbon project, in part because it said commercial loggers in the region are more likely to practice «sustained - yield» logging — which involves harvesting slowly over time.

The Liberals» answer is to sell 60 % of Hydro One to the private sector for a quick cash fix, a move which will put the provincial utility beyond the scrutiny of the auditor general.

Canada's federal auditor general, Michael Ferguson, worked with his counterparts in nearly every provincial government.

The 1982 - 83 Special Commons Committee on Indian Self - Government (Penner) quoted the Auditor General's Report from 1980 pointing out that small bands are required to do far more reporting to the Government than small municipalities provide to their provincial government.

Auditors General as far back as 1990 have pointed out that First Nations are required to do far more reporting (the major means of accountability) to the federal government than any local government is required to provide to funding branches of provincial governments.