A crowded global game
There’s a new player now when it comes to international tax talks — the United Nations.
Source: politico.com
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A|I: The AI Times – As Sam Altman returns to OpenAI, Cohere CEO slams the "self righteousness" of effective altruism
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B.C. welcomes federal housing dollars, but co-ops disappointed by timeline
B.C. leaders say although they welcome Ottawa's affordable housing funding pledge, they worry it will amount to few projects over the next four years, while co-op housing advocates say they're disappointed by the plan's lack of urgency.
British Columbia United Kingdom Thom Armstrong Courtney Lockhart Housing Federation Of Canada Housing Corporation
Source: cbc.ca
From foreign-worker fights to carbon-tax scraps
The emerging fight over foreign workers at subsidized battery plants is headed to committee.
Source: politico.com
2023 Fall Economic Statement: Clean Economy Measures | Stikeman Elliott LLP
On November 21, 2023, the Department of Finance of Canada released its Fall Economic Statement (the “Economic Statement”). The Economic Statement proposes updates to certain measures to...
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Great FESpectations: Further Changes to Canadian Competition Law Ahead | Davies Ward Phillips & Vineberg LLP
Canada’s Minister of Finance, Chrystia Freeland, delivered the federal government’s Fall Economic Statement (FES) on November 21, 2023, in which she announced the government’s intention...
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Letters, Nov. 26: Bad bus decisions characteristic of Silly Hall
A truly ‘progressive’ city council should have known that the money could have been invested on 60 more kilometres of bike lanes.
Justin Trudeau Chrystia Freeland Pierre Poilievre Devin Dreeshen Fall Economic Statement On Parliament Hill Minister Devin Dreeshen
Source: edmontonexaminer.com
NDP open to waiving end-of-year deadline for pharmacare legislation
If the process takes longer than the end of the year and the legislation turns out to be better because of that, it will be worth it, sources say
Source: theglobeandmail.com
Ottawa needs to 'watch our purse strings' while supporting Canadians: Anand - National
Treasury Board President Anita Anand said Canada is balancing fiscal responsibility with meeting Canadians' needs in both affordability issues and national defence.
Source: globalnews.ca