of the board at the CCC. That includes his annual retainer and the per diems for extra work.

Curleigh was appointed by the Jean Chretien government in 2002.

In his last 11 months as chairperson, he charged 129 days of per diems, earning just over $48,000 over and above his annual compensation. Again, the vast majority of his per diems appear to be unconnected to board meetings or were paid without a clear explanation.

The most recent chairman of the CCC board, Ray Castelli claimed the least of the three board members examined by CBC News. He was a former top aide to Conservative prime minister Kim Campbell in the early-1990s. (CCC/CBC)

From the records, it appears Curleigh charged a per diem for a day of golf with members of the CCCTrump Says He Would Love to Run Against Joe Biden in 2020

By: Mackenzie Wright | July 21, 2018

Many people never dreamed that Donald Trump would win the Republican party presidential nomination, but he did. Many didn't believe he could possibly win the general election, but he did. Even before he was sworn in, people began calling for impeachment processes.

Since being elected, Trump has faced one legal woe after another, but impeachment doesn't appear to be happening anytime soon. Now Trump is dreaming of re-election, and if history has taught us anything, it's that the POTUS should not be underestimated.

Trump is ready for a 2020 run, however, and says there is one particular who he would love to run against: Joe Biden.

Former Vice President Joe Biden ran for president