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Media Advisory - Minister O'Regan, to highlight measures in the 2023 Fall Economic Statement to build more homes, faster and make housing more affordable - Vimarsana News

Media Advisory - Minister O'Regan, to highlight measures in the 2023 Fall Economic Statement to build more homes, faster and make housing more affordable

GATINEAU, QC, Nov. 29, 2023 /CNW/ – The Minister of Labour and Minister for Seniors, Seamus O’Regan Jr., will visit a rental housing construction site in Toronto to meet with workers and highlight how the 2023 Fall Economic Statement will take action to build more homes, faster, and make housing more affordable.  A media availability […]

Small business confidence continues a downward slide in November, low sales plague industries - Vimarsana News

Small business confidence continues a downward slide in November, low sales plague industries

The insufficient domestic demand indicator has been on the rise since May and reached its highest point since September 2020, with 46% of businesses now reporting it is limiting their sales or growth.

COP28 by the (very big) numbers | Regina Leader Post - Vimarsana News

COP28 by the (very big) numbers | Regina Leader Post

COP28 will discuss trillions of dollars. No one will mention its chance of success is zero. Read more.

Laurentian restructuring prompts feds to exclude post-secondary institutions from CCCA proceedings - Vimarsana News

Laurentian restructuring prompts feds to exclude post-secondary institutions from CCCA proceedings

Legal experts divided on whether exclusion will improve university governance

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Pick your battles

2023 could go down as The Year of Naming and Shaming in Justin Trudeau's Ottawa.