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StarPhoenix - May 25, 2012 As Zwarych told a joint meeting of the Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Saskatchewan and the Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce, Mosaic has a $6-billion program of expansion for its Saskatchewan facilities that produce the ... |
Ottawa Citizen - May 7, 2012 It's an omnibus bill that purports to be a budget bill but isn't. It's a statutory juggernaut that introduces, amends, or repeals nearly 70 federal laws. |
Montreal Gazette - May 15, 2012 With sweeping new refugee legislation set to pass at the end of June and plans introduced in the budget to do away with a burdensome backlog of old skilled worker applications, Postmedia News has attempted to dissect just what's in store in the weeks, ... |
Ottawa Citizen - May 15, 2012 With sweeping new refugee legislation set to pass at the end of June and plans introduced in the budget to do away with a burdensome backlog of old skilled worker applications, Postmedia News has attempted to dissect just what's in store in the weeks, ... |
Planet S - May 3, 2012 Saskatchewan's current Children's Advocate, Bob Pringle (who was an NDP MLA from 1988 to 1998, as well as a Saskatoon city councillor), saw this happening back when we was involved in drafting the Hunger Count reports in 2004 and 2005, ... |
rabble.ca (blog) - May 11, 2012 By James Laxer On election night in January 2006, Jack Layton declared that Canadians had "voted out of hope for change" and expressed the conviction that the NDP caucus, 29 MPs as compared with 19 in 2004, would help place working people and seniors ... |
Regina Leader-Post - May 3, 2012 (The NDP provoked anger when its 2004 spring budget raised the PST just a few months after the party was reelected on a platform promising "the most affordable place to live, work, and raise a family" - but didn't mention tax hikes). |
Vancouver Sun - May 15, 2012 The provinces subsidizing the rest of the country [BC, Alberta and Saskatchewan] under our equalization scheme have only 18 seats among them. |
St. Albert Gazette - May 4, 2012 The 2004 stormwater plan called for the creation of 23 St. Anne-style interceptors over 10 years at a cost of $10.4 million. |
Edmonton Examiner - May 2, 2012 Over 25 per cent of the families come from out of province, including British Columbia, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, and Northwest Territories. |
Huffington Post Canada (blog) - May 3, 2012 Compromising meant not only attempts to weed out the radical fringe -- a fringe whose outspokenness cost Harper the 2004 election -- but also moving away from fiscal conservatism. |