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The DST has long been a sticking point in Canada-U.S. relations, after the Liberals tried to close what they saw as a loophole for American firms raking in millions of dollars in Canada without paying taxes.

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First Nations chiefs criticize feds for failing to consult on Indigenous body tied to Major Projects Office

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Indigenous procurement: feds urged to work more with communities to verify businesses after ‘historic’ recognition of Métis suppliers

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Escalation of political violence is keeping good people out of politics, says former Liberal MP after Charlie Kirk shot dead in Utah

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Post-pandemic uptick in public servant sick days making the case for remote work, say unions

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Define ‘Canadian’: questions loom over Carney’s ‘protectionist’ procurement policy push

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‘Course correction’ needed to ensure new childcare spaces meet federal accessibility targets, says economist

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‘If you don’t change how the expansion is happening, it’ll continue to be for-profit spaces where it’s convenient for providers to locate them,’ says David Macdonald.

‘Course correction’ needed to ensure new childcare spaces meet federal accessibility targets, says economist

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‘If you don’t change how the expansion is happening, it’ll continue to be for-profit spaces where it’s convenient for providers to locate them,’ says David Macdonald.

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