The federal government\u0027s ranks swelled by over 21,000 workers since 2022, government data shows.
The federal public service, now at 357,247 employees, is now nearly 40-per-cent larger than it was in 2015, when the Liberals took power, when it counted“Was there a bureaucrat shortage in Ottawa before Trudeau took over?” said Franco Terrazzano of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation.
revealed operational spending for the public service grew steadily since the 2019-20 fiscal year from $87.5 billion to $115.9 billion in 2021–22 — a 32-per-cent increase.Article content
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