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CTF wants more scrutiny of Univ/College exec expenses

The Canadian Taxpayers Federation (CTF) wants detailed regular reporting of travel expenses by executives of BC’s post-secondary institutions.

This after Freedom-of-Information requests for the 25 universities and colleges show $2.4 million in airfares,hotels and meals over a two year period.

The CTF says these expense claims have little government oversight.

It says the President of UBC spent almost a quarter million dollars just on international airfares and about $350,000 in total travel expenses over the period.

The President of Selkirk College spent around $42,000, among the smallest claimants in BC.

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