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Liberal leadership candidate Mark Carney said he wants to end the consumer carbon tax on April 1st but insists that a levy on industry would boost Canada’s competitiveness.
Ontario voters were treated to a fiery leaders’ debate as competing parties traded barbs, with a particular focus on Premier Doug Ford’s record.
And Global Affairs Canada has another spending scandal with new data showing the department spent half a million dollars on decorative art.
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