War crimes program without budget boost for 14 years

Four-year-old government report called for more money to beef up RCMP investigative capacity. Its funding remains unchanged today.

By Sneh Duggal

Published January 18, 2012

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A federal government program that works to keep war criminals out of Canada has had a flat-lined budget since its inception, despite a government report four years ago that recommended the government devote more resources to it, particularly to its RCMP branch.

The program encompasses work from four government agencies or departments, with the RCMP receiving the smallest portion.

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