What budget cuts to Foreign Affairs might look like

Travel, hospitality, and personnel cuts, downsizing or closing missions all on the table, say former employees.

By Sneh Duggal

Published January 18, 2012

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As the government looks to tighten its belt in budget 2012, it could be choosing any of several approaches to cutting the foreign affairs department, including cutting cars, personnel, hospitality services or programming, as well as shrinking Canada's diplomatic footprint, say former diplomats.

The government is on a mission to balance its budget by 2014-2015 and is doing a spending review that aims...

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