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Five ways the federal budget may affect average Canadians
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Federal budget by the numbers: There are 358 references to 'gender,' 456 to 'investing' money
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Federal budget aims to boost the number of women in the work force
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John Ivison: In their third federal budget, Trudeau’s Liberals show their cunning
Andrew Coyne: The Liberals deliver a federal budget that has nothing to do with budgeting, or the economy
This is a budget that is much more about equality than it is growth. That, and pandering to every conceivable Liberal client group and policy cult
Federal budget: Hey big spender, it’s time to turn in those $1,000 bills
Federal budget includes a plan to phase out large denomination bills, as well as the $1, $2 and $25 notes
'Band-Aid solution’: Ottawa sets aside $50 million to support local journalism
The federal budget will give $10 million over five years to independent organizations that will distribute funds to news organizations in underserved communities
Federal budget invests $500 million over five years to battle cyber crime
Some of the money will be used to create the Canadian Centre for Cyber Security, a source of advice, support and services
Federal budget includes $5 billion in new spending on Indigenous affairs
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Sponsored: Proposed drug policy changes put sick Canadians at risk
The Canadian Organization for Rare Disorders represents an estimated one in 12 Canadians living with rare diseases.
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