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›Our readers write: Big talk, hard numbers, and who owns your labour›Canada shed 68,000 jobs in September, Statistics Canada reports›Your tax dollars at work›Parliament Today: Conservative crime motion leads a supply-day agenda›None of 14 defence properties flagged for housing built on, officials tell committee›Why Canada must put public dollars behind big infrastructure›Why Alberta needs to ditch direct democracy›Lines that landed: Question Period for October 8›Chris Alexander’s curious kamikaze campaign for Mayor of Toronto›Canada’s inflation is 3 percent. Its affordability divide is $20,000.›Critical minerals added $26.3 billion to Canada’s economy in 2024, Statistics Canada reports›Parliament Today: Strong Borders Act waits behind Conservative affordability motion›Foreign influence registry has 30 filings against 2,422 estimate, commissioner tells committee›Meeting NATO defence target will take $163.6 billion in cash by 2035, budget watchdog finds›Polls suggest separatists will lose Alberta’s referendum. But polling history is full of surprises›On October 7, The Globe and Mail asks whether the Jewish state should exist›Lines that landed: Question Period for October 7›Patriotism isn’t an investment strategy›Canada’s trade surplus with U.S. hits $11.2 billion as exporters race ahead of tariffs›Parliament Today: MPs vote on Conservative diesel tax motion
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