Posted on 24/09/03
Canada's odd fascination with expenses
When the King of Norway visited Canada, it's doubtful Norwegian journalists and parliamentarians were interested in what he ate, where he slept and with whom he travelled.When U.S. President George W. Bush or French President Jacques Chirac journey overseas, nobody at home thinks of asking what it costs. They are heads of state with larger issues in mind.
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