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Major legislation promised as Commons returns from summer break (opens the original)
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OTTAWA - The next step in the federal government’s plan to get major projects built in Canada will come in the form of new legislation. The Building Canada Strong Act is expected to be a major plank of the government’s fall agenda as the House of Commons returns from its summer break. It has been three months since MPs rose for the summer. But it has been anything but a quiet break for Prime Minister Mark Carney, who has spent much of his time meeting with world leaders. His travel schedule pick
‘Can’t afford to put that pressure on our residents’: Canadian cities seek investment (opens the original)
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OTTAWA - As Canada pitches itself to international investors, Canadian municipalities are reminding the federal government that they, too, need cash — and are seeking investment to help fund local infrastructure projects. The Federation of Canadian Municipalities (FCM) represents nearly 2,000 communities across the country and more than 90 per cent of Canadians from coast to coast to coast. The organization says 11 per cent of Canada’s core infrastructure — including roads, water mains, sewers a
Income and employment linked to becoming a parent: StatCan (opens the original)
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OTTAWA – A new report from Statistics Canada is shedding light on who is — and who isn’t — having children in Canada. The report, released Wednesday, tracks data from 2017 to 2023 and finds income and employment are increasingly becoming factors in who becomes a parent. According to Statistics Canada, women from households in the top 20 per cent of the income distribution had a 14.1 per cent likelihood of having a first child. That was more than double the likelihood for women from households in
Why federal guidelines for AI data centres are facing pushback (opens the original)
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OTTAWA — Ottawa’s new framework for guiding the development of artificial intelligence data centres is failing to win over critics. The federal government unveiled five principles Thursday aimed at addressing growing concerns about the centres, including a duty to minimize water use and environmental harm, a pledge to ensure electricity costs aren’t passed on to Canadians, and a commitment to be transparent about projects. But the framework has no legal force, and critics say there is little to
Conservative leader urges prime minister to get tariff-free deal for Canadian goods (opens the original)
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OTTAWA - Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is warning Prime Minister Mark Carney against giving ground to U.S. negotiators unless Canada wins tariff-free access for Canadian lumber, steel, aluminum and cars. In an open letter to the prime minister, Poilievre and his shadow minister for U.S. relations, Shuvaloy Majumdar, write: “Our message is clear. We want the win and the ‘good deal’ you promised fifteen months ago. No more pursuing policies of a managed decline at home.” The letter comes as
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