CIDA revamp models coming fast amidst fear, anger over Tory plans

Strategies seen as aimed at Harper government's successor

Published May 19, 2010

The Harper government's treatment of Canadian international development—and CIDA in particular—is being credited for a sudden proliferation of plans on revamping the country's aid agency.

But while each proposal has its own specific vision and focus, the consensus is that these plans aren't being developed for the current government. Rather, they are being crafted for future governments interested...

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