Delays could push price tag up from current estimate of $5 billion.
OTTAWA — Canada’s auditor general says the modernization of Parliament’s Centre Block is within budget so far, but the federal government needs to do a better job at making up their minds before major construction begins.
Karen Hogan warns in a report released today that if decision-making remains fragmented, it could lead to construction delays — and more costs for taxpayers. The rehabilitation of Centre Block already comes with a price tag of up to $5 billion, and is set to be completed by 2031.
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