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Lethbridge mayor, local business sector react to provincial budget 2021Lethbridge Mayor Chris Spearman says he's worried when it comes to supports around homelessness and dealing with social issues in the community in the Alberta budget.NewsFeb 26
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$1.8 billion satellite project in Quebec expected to create 600 jobsThe deal announced between MDA, Telesat and the Quebec government is valued at $1.8 billion and Premier Legault says the new jobs will pay an average of $100,000 a year.EconomyFeb 18
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Peterborough County council urges federal transport minister to back Via Rail high-frequency projectPeterborough County council voted to send a letter calling on federal transport minister Omar Alghabra to back the $4.4-billion Via Rail High-Frequency line proposal.EconomyFeb 18
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‘We’re so close’: Southern Alberta family struggling to keep greenhouse dream afloatThe main goal for the greenhouse would be to provide a safe place of employment for people with various disabilities.FeaturesFeb 14
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Privy Council Office polled Canadians on tax credits, cash subsidies for child careInternal government polls obtained by Global News show that a $5,000 tax credit for child care and a subsidy of $20/day are under consideration ahead of the 2021 budget.PoliticsFeb 13
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Canadian small businesses seeking overhaul to government relief programsThe Canadian Federation of Independent Business's list of recommendations for the government includes re-working and expanding existing programs and offering debt forgiveness.CanadaFeb 9
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Toronto businesses struggle to plan around uncertain provincial reopening scheduleA stay-at-home order will likely remain in effect as the government transitions regions back to a colour-coded restrictions system over three weeks, a source said.HealthFeb 6
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Unemployment: Kelowna’s jobless rate lowest in the nationJanuary data from Statistics Canada shows that Kelowna’s jobless rate was 4.6 per cent, less than half the national average of 9.4 per cent.CanadaFeb 5
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Coronavirus: Coffee shops battle to stay in business amid pandemic"We had to adapt. Otherwise, we would have closed the whole business," said Firas Arafat, co-owner of Page One on Mutual Street.EconomyFeb 3
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Cautious optimism for oil sector as fourth-quarter reporting season dawnsOil producers are expected to maintain spending discipline in 2021 as optimism from stronger oil prices is offset by fears of weak demand.MoneyJan 27
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