Austerity
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Protesters in Ecuador agree to talks as president declares curfew in capitalThe highland capital of Quito was rocked by a 10th day of clashes over Moreno's austerity plan, with the office of Ecuador's comptroller set on fire and access roads to Quito's airport blocked.NewsOct 12, 2019
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Edmonton Public School Board warns of impact that cuts to public education would haveAn Edmonton Public School Board trustee who requested a report on how potential cuts to public education in Alberta might affect its schools says he is worried that politicians may turn their sights on classrooms in an attempt to balance the province's budget.EducationSep 26, 2018
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Floundering PQ tries out new message, while CAQ soars in pollThe Parti Québécois is gathering this weekend for a pre-election convention, but a new poll shows its political rivals soaring ahead.PoliticsJan 27, 2018
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Unions say talk of wage rollbacks, layoffs unfair to Saskatchewan workersSaskatchewan labour leaders say public sector workers shouldn’t be penalized with wage rollbacks, layoffs to pay for the province’s deficit.PoliticsJan 3, 2017
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SEIU-West pans Wall’s idea of wage cuts, layoffs to deal with Saskatchewan deficitBarbara Cape, president of SEIU-West, says wage rollbacks and layoffs not the way to deal with Saskatchewan’s growing deficit.PoliticsDec 29, 2016
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Premier Brad Wall hints at wage rollbacks as Saskatchewan faces ballooning deficitSaskatchewan Premier Brad Wall hints at wage rollbacks and layoffs as the province looks to tackle a $1 billion deficit in the coming year.PoliticsDec 28, 2016
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City of Toronto committees asking mayor to rethink 2.6 per cent budget cutsFive advisory committees gathered at city hall to hand deliver letters to Mayor John Tory’s office asking him to rethink his request for a 2.6 per cent budget cut for all city departmentsPoliticsNov 23, 2016
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Fiscal belt-tightening in Brazil as economic crisis loomsBrazil's acting president announced austerity measures Tuesday aimed at pulling the country's economy from its worst crisis in decades, warning that a failure to act will mean "extraordinary hardship" for future generations.EconomyMay 24, 2016
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Greek police, protesters clash ahead of austerity bill voteGreek anarchists hurled firebombs, chairs and wooden planks at riot police in brief clashes outside parliament while lawmakers were debating a controversial austerity bill on Sunday.WorldMay 8, 2016
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Thériault demands apology after war of words escalatesA debate centered around equality between men and women at the National Assembly has turned into a nasty political feud between two female politicians.EconomyApr 19, 2016
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