Parliamentary Budget Officer
Fraser's results are an order of magnitude outside the reputable range1. No PBO or Auditor General report specifically on Op REASSURANCE infrastructure ownership/accounting was found;.
Fraser's results are an order of magnitude outside the reputable range
The Net-Zero / Carbon-Credit / Climate-Finance Architecture:
No PBO or Auditor General report specifically on Op REASSURANCE infrastructure ownership/accounting was found;
The Parliamentary Budget Officer estimates a marginal effect (2.1% above baseline) while overall federal housing spending falls 56%.
Introduction: The Pattern in Brief
The $94 B reclassification is the single most consequential current dispute over the federal books
The Canadian Economic Dossier (1994–May 2026)
PBO's November 17, 2025 review found the $94 B "investment overstatement"
The Canadian Economic Dossier (1994–May 2026)
the $94 B reclassification is the single most consequential current dispute over the federal books
The replacement anchors fail the PBO's stress test at 92.5%.
The Carney Performance: Rules-Rhetoric as Credibility Techno
PBO's $46.1 B announced EV-supply-chain support
The Canadian Economic Dossier (1994–May 2026)
These are things people say about Parliamentary Budget Officer that aren't settled fact — each one attributed to who's actually claiming it, so a claim never quietly passes as established just because it showed up in a document. Weigh it yourself.
"a Parliamentary Budget Officer or Auditor General review of how Op REASSURANCE infrastructure is classified and disclosed would be a useful next step"
"Budget 2025 overstates capital spending by ~30% / $94 B"
"Build Canada Homes will produce about 26,000 units over five years"
"PBO's flagged that Volkswagen and Stellantis-LGES production-subsidy break-even timelines rest on optimistic capacity-utilization assumptions"