Federal government budgets record $12M for Justin Trudeau's archives

The Canadian government has allocated $12 million for archiving former Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's decade-long records, marking the highest amount ever spent on a former prime minister's archives. This move has sparked debates about the costs of political leadership and the transparency of government operations. The funding underscores the extensive documentation and preservation efforts required for historical records, highlighting the importance of maintaining a detailed historical account of political tenures for future research and accountability.