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Who is accountable? 3 · OAKVILLE BEAVER Friday, June 5, 2009 Continued from page 1 PM holds cabinet members personally accountable for the security of their staff and offices and sensitive information in their custody, said Halifax West MP Geoff Regan. "Are these just words on paper?" asked Regan. The Green Party's 2008 candidate for Halton, Amy Collard, said the focus "Canadian taxpayers have a right to know how much of their money the Conservative government is spending to prop up the nuclear industry." Amy Collard, Halton Green Party should not be on the forgotten documents, but rather that the documents, which denote government expenditures, are marked secret. "Canadian taxpayers have a right to know how much of their money the Conservative government is spending to prop up the nuclear industry," said Collard, the party's natural resources critic. CTV reveals secret documents left by staffer The press secretary for Halton MP and Natural Resources Minister Lisa Raitt took responsibility for forgetting a binder full of sensitive government documents concerning Atomic Energy of Canada Ltd. and the troubled Chalk River reactor at CTV's Ottawa bureau last week. The network waited until Tuesday night, six days later, to break the story. CTV said the documents -- some clearly marked "secret" -- detailed government plans to spend more money on the troubled National Research Universal reactor at Chalk River, Ont., than previously announced. AECL expects the reactor to be out of service for "Documents left at CTV also reportedly included a memo describing the spending as "cleaning up a Liberal mess." Documents left at CTV at least three months after a heavy-water leak was discovered May 15. The shutdown is blamed for a looming shortage of medical isotopes crucial to diagnostic tests. CTV reports that one document titled "Background for discussion with chair of Atomic Energy Canada" lists $72 million in funding for AECL to "maintain the option of isotope production," which was not mentioned in the 2009 budget tabled in January that included $351 million for AECL. The Canadian Press reported that figure in February after obtaining a preliminary government list that put aside $72 million to decommission the failed MAPLE 1 and 2 reactors that would have been dedicated to producing medical isotopes. The documents left at CTV also reportedly included a handwritten note listing total funding for AECL at $1.7 billion since 2006 and a memo describing the spending as "cleaning up a Liberal mess." -- Torstar News Service FRESH Eye-catching style Fashion. RETAIL & WHOLESALE LIGHTING FAN SAL E This summer... Send Your Kids To Bayou Country Right Here In Oakville! Crocodile Dock is filled with incredible Bible-learning that kids see, hear, touch and even taste! Crawfish crafts, gator games, swamp stomp songs, and tasty treats are just a few of the Crocodile Dock activities that help faith flow into real life. We'll help kids discover how to see God in everyday life. Your kids will also participate in a handson mission project called Operation Kid-to-KidTM that involves millions of other children across North Quick Facts America! For ages 4 - 11 Robert Abbey, Sonnemann and other Fine Lighting Introducing SALE Lakeshore & Dunn 905.844.3472 KnoxOakville.com Follow the links on our website to sign up 12 and up ­ register as Bayou crew leaders Mon. July 13 ­ Fri. July 17 9:15 to noon every day Just $10 per child / week Register now! Featuring lighting from Trump Home · Troy · Hudson Valley · Stonegate Design · Heidle and much more Oakville's Finest Lighting Store in the Oakville Home Improvement District ELEGANT www.conceptlighting.ca DISTINCTIVE 905.849.LITE (5483) OPEN SUNDAYS 243 Speers Road · Between Kerr & Dorval · Oakville, ON