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BC Conservative leader John Rustad pledged he would direct the provincial government to demand that Ottawa deports non-citizens who glorify and support terrorist groups like Hamas and Hezbollah.
Plus, representatives from downtown business associations across Canada are calling on the federal government to reform bail laws due to criminal activities by repeat offenders making it difficult for businesses to thrive.
And the Canadian Taxpayers Federation announced on Friday that it is joining the fight against Newfoundland and Labrador’s legal bid to increase federal equalization payments.
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