Fine.
In table 1.2, under the heading Loans, Investments and Advances, the amount listed for Enterprise Crown corporations and other government business enterprises is $133.347 billion. The details of that amount appear in the table on page 9.4. The amount showing in the March 31, 2013 column, at the bottom right-hand corner of the table, is $133 billion. Back in 2004, that amount was $14 billion. And today, it's $133 billion, so 10 times what it was.
Just below table 9.2, you added an important note that reads “These loans are recorded at cost.” It refers to a list or inventory, but I can't find the details of that inventory or its fair market value anywhere in the three volumes. That means that, when it comes time to do something with that $133 billion, the actual value may be less.
Isn't it right that such a lesser value would immediately be reflected in the deficit?