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What Doug Ford s renewed majority means for the innovation economy

OTTAWA The Ontario Progressive Conservatives under Premier Doug Ford won a bigger majority for a second term Thursday night. Multiple economists told The…

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Poilievre, Charest call for more pipelines while insisting they can cut emissions

Two of the main players in the Conservative leadership race have pitched plans to approve more Canadian energy products while backing away from the Liberals' strategy to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

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Canada plans to double homebuilding in a decade, but it s going to need luck finding enough workers

Canada has an ambitious plan to double the pace of homebuilding within a decade. But will it be able to find enough construction workers?

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Canada plans to double homebuilding in decade, but where are the workers?

Canada has an ambitious plan to double the pace of homebuilding within a decade but the first big challenge is finding enough skilled workers, as the country grapples with the tightest labor market on record and with construction already at a multi-year high.

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