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Central Nova MP Sean Fraser says Housing is the Main Priority in Fall Economic Statement - Vimarsana News

Central Nova MP Sean Fraser says Housing is the Main Priority in Fall Economic Statement

Central Nova MP Sean Fraser says a key focus in the federal government’s recent Fall Economic statement deals with a key priority, housing.  Fraser, who is also the federal housing minister,  says the Fall Economic Statement offers a snapshot of the fiscal picture facing the federal government and to advance…

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FIRST READING: 'So-called Canada' – the mainstream academic belief that Canada is illegitimate - Vimarsana News

FIRST READING: 'So-called Canada' – the mainstream academic belief that Canada is illegitimate

Major non-profits go out of their way to avoid using the word “Canada,” even when petitioning the Government of Canada

Active Impact launches $120-million third cleantech fund, Feds release Fall Economic Statement - Vimarsana News

Active Impact launches $120-million third cleantech fund, Feds release Fall Economic Statement

Welcome to BetaKit's startup stories of the week! Here, you will find the week's most important news, features, and editorials published on BetaKit.

2023 Fall Economic Statement: New GST/HST Joint Venture Election | Stikeman Elliott LLP - Vimarsana News

2023 Fall Economic Statement: New GST/HST Joint Venture Election | Stikeman Elliott LLP

On November 21, 2023, the Government of Canada released its Fall Economic Statement (“2023 FES”) which includes certain sales and excise tax measures, including draft legislative...

Ottawa extends, doubles news media bailout - Vimarsana News

Ottawa extends, doubles news media bailout

You have to hand it to the suits at News Media Canada, who have pulled yet another lucrative rabbit out their hat by persuading Ottawa to not only extend its five-year $595 million bailout for two more years, but to more than double its allowed payout per journalist. This cash injection likely avoids disaster in the wake of the government’s ill-advised Online News Act.