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Still troubled by government’s overall approach to ensuring Canada’s businesses remain competitive

Justin Trudeau is finally recognizing what I’ve been saying for years now—and what our committee highlighted in two of its most recent reports—that a carbon price will hurt the competitiveness of our major industrial players.

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BY SENATOR RICHARD NEUFELD
August 13, 2018

Opinion | BY SENATOR RICHARD NEUFELD | August 13, 2018

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Standing with Ukraine requires sound training, not scrapyard leftovers

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Highlighting champions of change key to unlocking the true potential of social finance

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Statistics Canada finds deficiencies in Canadians’ health, which governments must address now

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Natural gas is neither a cleaner nor safer form of fuel energy

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Challenging times ahead for Trudeau, Poilievre, and Singh

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