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Looking to market to the lucrative and growing Chinese leisure travel market?

Looking to market to the lucrative and growing Chinese leisure travel market?
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Strong dollar blamed for soaring travel deficit

August 26, 2008 OTTAWA – Canada’s strong dollar has contributed to a more than sixfold increase in Canada’s travel deficit and there’s no relief in sight, a report prepared for the Canadian Tourism Commission suggest OTTAWA – Canada’s strong dollar has contributed to a more than sixfold increase in Canada’s travel deficit and there’s no relief in sight, a report prepared for the Canadian Tourism Commission suggests. Last year, $10.2 billion more flowed out of the Canadian economy than into it as a result of such spending, continuing a steady increase from what was just $1.7 billion in 2002, the year before the loonie began its record rise to parity from less than 65 US cents, the report released by the tourism commission notes.

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La Grande Bibliothèque ferme à cause de la fuite de données de La Place 0-5

La Grande Bibliothèque ferme à cause de la fuite de données de La Place 0-5
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Egan: The longest Worship — Watson to set mayoral record this week

Article content On Saturday, Jim Watson will become the longest-serving mayor in the history of Ottawa, which officially began in 1855. The milestone will be greeted with pride â and, possibly, horror â politics being a fairly vicious enterprise and longevity the sure way to accumulate hordes of friends and enemies, sometimes the very same people. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Egan: The longest Worship â Watson to set mayoral record this week Back to video Watson, who also turns 60 this year, is remarkably like Stanley Lewis, the mayor (1936-48) being overtaken. Both masters of small talk, each criticized for having only modest civic visions, they began their careers as aldermen and were adept âretail politicians,â comfortable with paupers and kings.

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Is A Federal Election Coming? The Way The Parties Are Acting Might Suggest So

Conservative Leader Erin O’Toole has argued that “modest debate” is warranted on C-14, which he maintains is aimed a fixing errors in previous rushed emergency aid legislation. Last December, the Conservatives dragged out debate on Bill C-7, a measure to expand medical assistance in dying in compliance with a 2019 court ruling. For three straight days last week, they refused consent to extend sitting hours to debate a motion laying out the government’s response to Senate amendments to C-7, despite a looming court deadline that was extended Thursday to March 26. Conservatives note they offered the previous week to extend the hours to allow a thorough debate but the government waited five days before tabling its response to the amendments.

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