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Oct 10, 2026

Shannon PhillipsHOST
3:43
So the Crown status does carry its own accountability tools.
Shannon PhillipsHOST
3:47
Most federal Crowns submit corporate plans and budgets to Treasury Board, table annual reports in Parliament.
Shannon PhillipsHOST
3:52
The government also has some previous experience here, Build Canada Homes, and the Canada Strong Sovereign Wealth Fund both went the Crown route.
Shannon PhillipsHOST
4:01
Tyler, this is big, eye-popping numbers.
Tyler McCannPANELIST
39:24
Yeah, so a quick thing that's changing inside.
Tyler McCannPANELIST
39:26
So it used to be that Cabinet made a decision and then you had to go get Treasury Board approval after.
Tyler McCannPANELIST
39:31
They're now doing all of that at the same time, right? And I think that's a good example of changes inside Ottawa that are making a difference.
Tyler McCannPANELIST
39:37
And I think, Sean, there's a good opportunity to talk about some things CFIA said at our conference, and maybe we can do that after the break.
Tyler McCannPANELIST
39:24
Yeah, so a quick thing that's changing inside.
Tyler McCannPANELIST
39:26
So it used to be that Cabinet made a decision and then you had to go get Treasury Board approval after.
Tyler McCannPANELIST
39:31
They're now doing all of that at the same time, right? And I think that's a good example of changes inside Ottawa that are making a difference.
Tyler McCannPANELIST
39:37
And I think, Sean, there's a good opportunity to talk about some things CFIA said at our conference, and maybe we can do that after the break.
Judy TrinhCORRESPONDENT
19:11
The corporation will report to a new associate minister.
speaker_30SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
19:14
National defense will still be subject to Treasury Board submissions.
speaker_30SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
19:18
We will be subject to the scrutiny of committees.
speaker_30SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
19:20
We will be subject to the power OF FINANCE AND TREASURY BOARD AND THE PRIVATE COUNCIL OFFICE ASKING THEIR IMPORTANT AND PROBATIVE QUESTIONS.
Judy TrinhCORRESPONDENT
19:28
AS PART OF NATO, CANADA HAS COMMITTED TO SPENDING 5% OF ITS GDP ON DEFENSE BY 2035.
Judy TrinhCORRESPONDENT
19:36
IN A DECADE, THE PARLIAMENTARY BUDGET OFFICER PROJECTS THAT WILL EQUATE TO SPENDING ROUGHLY $165 BILLION A YEAR.
Seamus O'ReganGUEST
30:49
First of all, like, y-you know, even though, um, uh, he doesn't have the reputation for it, we're about the only G7 country left with a triple A credit rating.
Seamus O'ReganGUEST
30:58
And I could tell you, having served in that cabinet and on Treasury Board for many years, that was a line we would never cross.
Seamus O'ReganGUEST
31:04
And other countries have crossed it, and so you're paying out more money in interest payments than you are, you know, for the things that really do matter.
Seamus O'ReganGUEST
31:13
And, uh, you know, I, uh, for COVID, I don't think anybody goes through...
Jim TurkHOST
3:00
Evan Light is an associate professor of policy studies at the University of Toronto Faculty of Information.
Jim TurkHOST
3:07
His research on the use of cell phone hacking tools by federal agencies in Canada led to a series of parliamentary committee hearings, changes to Treasury Board policies on privacy-invasive technologies, and proposed changes to the Privacy Act and to the Access to Information Act.
Jim TurkHOST
3:24
He is also engaged in collaborative research on facial recognition and emerging forms of biometrics and technology regulation.
Jim TurkHOST
3:32
Evan is also a senior fellow at the Center for Free Expression.
Stephen FurrerSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:21
This bill, C-forty, is the next step in this important work.
Olivia StevanovicCORRESPONDENT
2:25
Just over a year after it was created, Ottawa is proposing to turn the new Defense Investment Agency into an independent body, a crown corporation that can bypass layers of bureaucratic processes, such as approvals from the Federal Treasury Board, and make decisions more quickly.
Olivia StevanovicCORRESPONDENT
2:43
Defense Minister David McGinty says the goal is to make the agency more nimble.
David McGintySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:48
This legislation is very much about execution.
Steven FurrerSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:06
This bill, C-40, is the next step in this important work.
Stephanie ScanderosHOST
3:09
Just over a year after it was created, Ottawa is proposing to turn the new Defense Investment Agency into an independent body, a crown corporation that can bypass layers of bureaucratic processes, such as approvals from the Federal Treasury Board, and make decisions more quickly.
Stephanie ScanderosHOST
3:28
Defense Minister David McGuinty says the goal is to make the agency more nimble.
David McGuintySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:33
This legislation is very much about execution.
Stephen FurrerSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:03
This Bill, C-40, is the next step in this important work.
Stephanie ScanderosHOST
3:06
Just over a year after it was created, Ottawa is proposing to turn the new Defense Investment Agency into an independent body, a crown corporation that can bypass layers of bureaucratic processes, such as approvals from the Federal Treasury Board, and make decisions more quickly.
Stephanie ScanderosHOST
3:25
Defense Minister David McGuinty says the goal is to make the agency more nimble.
David McGuintySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:30
This legislation is very much about execution.
Jason LavigneHOST
4:29
In twen- in 2000 he became the leader of the Canadian Alliance and subsequently leader of the official opposition in the House of Commons.
Jason LavigneHOST
4:37
He later served federally as Minister of Public Safety, Minister of International Trade, and President of the Treasury Board.
Jason LavigneHOST
4:44
Tonight, Stockwell Day will make the case for stay, that Alberta should remain part of Canada.
Jason LavigneHOST
4:48
Please welcome Stockwell Day.

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