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City of Saint John offering more grant money to organizations
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EconomyCity of Saint John offering more grant money to organizations
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Global News at 5 ReginaGlobal News at 6 Saskatoon: March 13
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NewsRegina produce vendors see growing demand for local food
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CanadaConservative leader says eliminating trade barriers is one way to help Okanagan wine industry
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MoneyNDP changing B.C. laws to fight poverty
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MoneyAffordable daycare funding challenge
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Global News at 6 New BrunswickOrganizations in N.B. look for solutions as homelessness numbers grow
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PoliticsWatchdog says B.C. children are not thriving
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CanadaN.S. opposition leaders call for attention to poverty
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CanadaB.C.’s minimum wage to jump to $17.40 on June 1
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CrimeGlobal News Hour at 6 BC: Feb.21
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ConsumerCanadians changing grocery shopping habits to save money
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Pay parking now in effect at three popular West Vancouver parksThe district's council voted last spring to approve a pay parking program at Lighthouse Park, Whytecliff Park and Nelson Canyon Park.ConsumerFeb 12
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Is retirement realistic for millennials? Why they say they need to save moreBMO's annual retirement survey, released Wednesday, found Canadians ages 28 to 44 believe they will need about $2.1 million to retire, the highest among all adult generations.MoneyFeb 7
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Economics, affordability top agenda as Liberal cabinet meets in MontrealOfficials say Prime Minister Trudeau will be focusing on policies that help Canada's middle class as he prepares to chair a three-day cabinet retreat in Montreal.CanadaJan 21
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