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Country star Morgan Wallen, Alberta Premier Danielle Smith and thousands of Albertans paid tribute to conservative commentator Charlie Kirk this weekend, days after his assassination.
One Ontario man who wished to remain anonymous created a website for Canadians to easily visualize migrant work visa data, a job he said should have been done by the Canadian government.
Prime Minister Mark Carney and Government House Leader Steve MacKinnon have warned Canadians to expect large deficit spending, but still refuse to provide an estimate of when they can expect a federal budget.
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