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Province launches community grants program – Brandon Sun - Vimarsana News

Province launches community grants program – Brandon Sun

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PCs blast Liberals over handling of mental health supports, spike in drug overdose deaths - Vimarsana News

PCs blast Liberals over handling of mental health supports, spike in drug overdose deaths

PC politicians hammered the Liberals during Monday’s sitting in the House of Assembly over a rise in drug overdoses and what they say is a lack of mental health support, while the Liberals say they’re making improvements to available services.

Source: cbc.ca
Politics Briefing: Poilievre ejected from House for refusing to withdraw Trudeau insult - Vimarsana News

Politics Briefing: Poilievre ejected from House for refusing to withdraw Trudeau insult

Also: MPs from all parties call for foreign agent registry; changes to capital gains tax expected to be addressed in standalone bill

Politics Briefing: B.C.'s growing pains in decriminalizing drugs offer lessons for other provinces: Eby - Vimarsana News

Politics Briefing: B.C.'s growing pains in decriminalizing drugs offer lessons for other provinces: Eby

Also: Prime Minister goes on a podcast tour to pitch his policies; Anita Anand gears up to make public service more diverse

Ford's pick to head government's new Ottawa office panned as 'patronage appointment' - Vimarsana News

Ford's pick to head government's new Ottawa office panned as 'patronage appointment'

Premier Doug Ford says his government's new office in Ottawa will help get results for the city, but the opposition is panning his pick to lead it as political patronage.

Source: cbc.ca