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Steven Guilbeault evasive about political future after criticizing major projects reform

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The former federal environment minister said over the past few days that Prime Minister Mark Carney’s proposed reforms are “worse” than former prime minister Stephen Harper’s actions in terms of environmental protections.

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Judge gives lenient sentence so trucker can dodge deportation after fatal Ontario crash

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Ajitpal Singh was found to have been driving too close behind another truck that lost control and crashed into a third truck. The judge ruled that “deportation would be a disproportionate result to the crime.”

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How the people behind Canada’s Afghan war memorial lost many vets

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Last week, ground was finally officially broken on the project more than a decade after it was announced. But some vets say the ceremony and the monument itself failed the one-time soldiers it is meant to honour.

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This is why so many Albertans want to separate: Full Comment podcast

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If you’re wondering what the Alberta separatism movement is about, hear it from a leading voice for secession. Keith Wilson talks about why he thinks Confederation will always be a bad deal for Albertans compared to being on their own.

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FIRST READING: The easy fixes Carney isn’t doing

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A year into Prime Minister Mark Carney’s tenure, Canada’s economy continues to struggle. His economic strategy has focused heavily on offices and documents pledging to reverse these trends, but meanwhile his government is neglecting some of the most obvious economic fixes, Tristin Hopper argues.

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