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Further education property tax cuts promised by the Saskatchewan Party under a new funding system for school divisions may not happen in 2010, a casualty of the government's financial woes, Education Minister Ken Krawetz said Wednesday. In this year's...
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Y esterday, the United States unveiled its carbon reduction target, which turned out to be “ almost identical ” to Canada’s...Also yesterday, according to a report in La Presse, Bloc Québécois environment critic Bernard Bigras wrote to the Executive Secretary...
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The government plans to impose goods and services tax (GST) at 4%, said Second Finance Minister Datuk Seri Ahmad Husni Hanadzlah. �We are replacing the current sales and services tax, which is currently at 5% to 10%,� he told reporters at the Culture,...
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People living in Canada's far north aren't prepared for what global warming will do to their homes and infrastructure, a federal agency warned the government. The independent National Round Table on the Environment and the Economy report to Parliament...
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Beijing has seen the future and knows it must be green While China aims to hold the patents on tomorrow's clean technologies, the US remains in the climate change dark ages China has finally put some numbers to its climate plans, a significant move in...
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The Harper government introduced legislation today to make it tougher for Canadians imprisoned abroad to serve out their sentences in Canada. The bill would expand the conditions prisoners must meet before being allowed to obtain transfers to Canadian...
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Australian camel cull plan angers animal welfare groups Campaigners urge 'trigger-happy' Australian government not to shoot 6,000 camels causing chaos in Docker River In pictures: feral camels facing mass cull Feral camels converge on a water hole in...
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I f singing at the National Arts Centre wasn’t a shocker now the Prime Minister is singing for Harry. In mailboxes across the country, the preferred customers of high-end clothier Harry Rosen are receiving a card featuring Stephen Harper at a piano promoting...
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The federal government is blocking whistleblowing diplomat Richard Colvin from giving documents to a special House of Commons committee investigating Afghan torture...Given "the potentially grave repercussions to Mr. Colvin for violating provisions of...
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Prime Minister Stephen Harper will be attending the climate change conference in Copenhagen next month. "The prime minister has made a decision," his spokesman Dimitri Soudas told reporters on the plane in Ottawa shortly before taking off to Port of Spain....
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