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Women splitting their vote more among various progressive options, says Bricker

Female and millennial voters were two key voting blocs in Justin Trudeau's 2015 majority coalition. After nearly four years in power, recent polling and statements from women's groups suggests these groups could again prove decisive in a tight 2019 race.

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Interim Parliamentary Budget Officer Jason Jacques recommends the creation of an independent body that would define the government's spending categories, after the feds unveiled a new structure shortly before the Nov. 4 budget was tabled.

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