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The Liberal government's latest round of estimates outline $6.4-billion in new spending to fulfill budget 2024 promises, representing about a quarter of the total dollars set out. On Nov. 18, Treasury Board President Anita Anand tabled the supplementary estimates B in the House of Commons, outlining $24.8-billion in new budgetary spending for 2024-25—$21.6-billion of will be subject to parliamentary votes. The other $3.
These are the first-, second-, and fifth-largest budget 2024 requests, respectively, in the document. They form part of $4.5-billion in total new spending for Indigenous Services Canada requested through the supplementary estimates B, including budgetary measures from previous years.
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