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Google remains firm in removing Canadian news content after the government released the draft of the Online News Act.
Plus, Canada is considering leading a UN military intervention in Haiti, even as the government slashes its defence budget.
And a delegation of some of Alberta’s most prominent business leaders descended on Ottawa and warned Prime Minister Justin Trudeau about his government’s decarbonization plans and their effects on cost of living.
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