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Newsroom Ready: Openness key to faith in government: Duclos

Answering a call from a coalition of open-government advocates, federal Treasury Board President Jean-Yves Duclos says the COVID-19 pandemic means it's harder than ever for public servants to dig up and release information publicly, but doing so is critical. Duclos is the minister in charge of the federal public service as a workforce.

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