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SASKATCHEWAN COURT CHALLENGE OF CARBON TAX ON HOLD UNTIL NEXT YEAR
An important development on opposition across the country to Ottawa’s carbon tax. Saskatchewan has to wait until next spring... -
FORD GOV’T GIVES GREEN LIGHT TO DOWNTOWN RELIEF SUBWAY LINE
The long-talked about downtown relief subway line is closer to getting a shovel into the ground. Metrolinx and the... -
FEDERAL DEFICIT $500-MILLION HIGHER DUE TO CHANGE IN ACCOUNTING PRACTICES
Canadians are expected to learn on Friday the federal deficit is at $19-billion dollars, half a billion dollars more... -
ABBA FANS WILL HAVE TO WAIT A BIT LONGER FOR NEW MUSIC
Iconic 70’s band ABBA has two new songs, likely coming out in March, despite an earlier date of December... -
TORONTO’S MAYOR ENDORSES MORE CANDIDATES WITH DAYS UNTIL ELECTION
Mayor John Tory has endorsed another candidate in the final days of the municipal election campaign throwing his support... -
FINAL PUSH IS ON FOR VOTES IN MUNICIPAL ELECTION CAMPAIGNS
With voting day on Monday October 22nd, this is the final weekend of campaigning for municipal election candidates across... -
TSO ENDS UP WITH A $2.3 MILLION SURPLUS
Joyful news from the Toronto Symphony Orchestra. They’ve ended the 2018 fiscal year with a surplus of $2.3 million...
