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Premier, chiefs, survivors to meet at former Portage la Prairie residential schoolThe event is to discuss identifying, commemorating and protecting burial sites of Manitoba children who were part of the residential school system.Canada16 mins
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Freeland says Canada’s economic reputation was at risk, prompting Emergencies ActThe deputy prime minister and finance minister would not share specific data that would have been available at the time the Act was invoked showing damage to the economy.PoliticsJun 14
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