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War crimes program without budget boost for 14 years
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PrintFour-year-old government report called for more money to beef up RCMP investigative capacity. Its funding remains unchanged today.
Published: Wednesday, 01/18/2012 12:00 am EST
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.
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