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Government will meet challenges ahead: Flaherty

No one can predict with any certainty what challenges lay ahead for our great country. What Canadians can be sure of is that this government will continue to meet all of them with diligence and tenacity.

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BY FINANCE MINISTER JIM FLAHERTY
October 19, 2013

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Government will meet challenges ahead: Flaherty

No one can predict with any certainty what challenges lay ahead for our great country. What Canadians can be sure of is that this government will continue to meet all of them with diligence and tenacity.

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