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The hoarded wealth of the superrich can do more good in the public's hands, so let's tax it: a book excerpt

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Adapted from the new book “Cancelling Billionaires Before They Cancel Us: The Urgent Case for a Wealth Tax,” published by

Despite Liberal pivot, Conservatives to keep pressing for tougher crime measures

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OTTAWA - The Conservative Party has spent years accusing the Liberals of being too lenient on crime. Under Prime Minister

Quebec minister Guilbault will leave politics at the end of her term

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QUÉBEC - Quebec Municipal Affairs Minister Geneviève Guilbault announced Sunday morning that she would leave politics at the end of

Carney says Chinese EV deal an 'opportunity' for Ontario, auto sector

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OTTAWA - Prime Minister Mark Carney said that the electric vehicle deal with China is an “opportunity” for Ontario and

Mark Carney brushes off Doug Ford’s anger over China EV tariff cuts

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DOHA — Prime Minister Mark Carney’s response to Doug Ford’s criticism of Ottawa’s deal to reduce tariffs on Chinese EVs:

Alberta couple fighting the CRA after being asked to repay $33K in COVID benefits

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OTTAWA - An Alberta couple says Canada’s tax agency is trying to recoup tens of thousands of dollars in COVID

There is 'much alignment' between Canada, China on Greenland sovereignty: Carney

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OTTAWA - Prime Minister Mark Carney said Friday he found “much alignment” between his views on Greenland’s sovereignty and those

Saskatchewan's Moe, canola farmers say trade deal with China 'very good news'

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REGINA - Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe and canola farmers are hailing Canada’s new trade deal with China as “very good

Government's use of Emergencies Act in 2022 was 'unreasonable': Court of Appeal

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OTTAWA - The Federal Court of Appeal has ruled it was unreasonable for the Liberal government to use the Emergencies