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›China’s foreign coercion should have no place in Canada›LNG Canada approves Phase 2 expansion at Kitimat terminal, doubling export capacity›StatsCan reports flat July GDP as manufacturing, energy declines offset construction gains›B.C.’s $58.5-billion deficit record, not Donald Trump, is what the Oct. 24 election is about›Canada’s exports will shrink through year-end as trade war weighs on economic growth: Deloitte›Why the Carney government’s ‘Productivity Mega Deduction’ alone won’t fix Canadian competitiveness›Trade diversification always comes with major strings attached›Eby wants an election about Trump—it should be about his disastrous record›Canada counts antisemitism it cannot define›Alberta sets vote date on 10 referendum questions covering immigration, services, and constitutional change›The wisdom of crowds: Hub readers weigh in on whether Mark Carney is really a conservative›Ontario is done waiting for universities to act on campus antisemitism›The Canada Health Act is not an obstacle to mixed medical practice›Canada’s economic Achilles’ heel is its regulations. The Building Canada Strong Act may change that›Hydro investors have paused or cancelled projects over Fisheries Act, industry tells committee›Five-year-old records request on Amherst armoury closure still unanswered, committee told›Carney’s moves on building and labour are an outright rejection of Trudeau economics›Lines that landed: Question Period for September 25›MPs questions: Taiwan trade deal initialed 18 months ago is still ‘being considered for signature,’ Global Affairs says›Our readers write: Carney’s European turn, judges, and a view from across the border
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