Freedom of Information documents obtained by the Canadian Taxpayers Federation reveal the Canadian Consulate General in Hong Kong has blown $46,000 on tables, chairs and credenzas since June 2017. The cash splash includes 16 chairs from a luxury Vancouver furniture maker worth more than $1000 each.

Guest: Aaron Wudrick, Federal Director, Canadian Taxpayers Federation

Freedom of Information documents obtained by the Canadian Taxpayers Federation reveal the Canadian Consulate General in Hong Kong has blown $46,000 on tables, chairs and credenzas since June 2017. The cash splash includes 16 chairs from a luxury Vancouver furniture maker worth more than $1000 each. Guest: Aaron Wudrick, Federal Director, Canadian Taxpayers Federation

Freedom of Information documents obtained by the Canadian Taxpayers Federation reveal the Canadian Consulate General in Hong Kong has blown $46,000 on tables, chairs and credenzas since June 2017. The cash splash includes 16 chairs from a luxury Vancouver furniture maker worth more than $1000 each.

Guest:&nbsp;Aaron Wudrick, Federal Director, Canadian Taxpayers Federation

Why do politicians splurge on everyday items?

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