Cabinet will divert nearly $30 million from its military budget for commemoration of obscure historical milestones and military disasters, new records show. Events include remembrance of the first German chlorine gas attack of WWI, and the drowning of four Nova Scotians off the coast of Chile: ‘What will they cut to pay for these things?’
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