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Green Party leader on her hopes for the federal budget

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Canadian Green Party Leader Annamie Paul says she wants to see students protected and a residential tenant support benefit in the upcoming federal budget.
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Opposition leader reacts to Liberal government's 2021 budget

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Erin O'Toole responds to the fiscal plan announced by the Liberal government on April 19.
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Federal budget promises billions of dollars for a national child care system

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Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland announced the Liberal government will invest $30 billion dollars over five years on early learning and child care services in this year's federal budget.
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Bloc Québécois on Liberal government's 2021 budget

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Bloc Leader Yves-François Blanchet discusses whether he believes the budget will pass.
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NDP leader won't trigger an election during pandemic

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Jagmeet Singh says it would be "irresponsible" to trigger an election by not supporting the budget.
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O'Toole says Liberals delivered 'election-style budget' during pandemic

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Erin O'Toole responds to the fiscal plan announced by the Liberal government on April 19.
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Here's how the federal parties are reacting to the budget

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Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland and leaders of the opposition speak with Power & Politics about the federal government's first budget in two years.
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Budget looks ahead to post-pandemic, next election

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CBC’s chief political correspondent Rosemary Barton says the budget contains a lot of pieces to try to please a lot of different factions and set the Liberals up for the next federal election.
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Child care, pandemic recovery key elements in Liberals' lengthy budget

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Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland presented the Liberals' first budget in two years with a focus on recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic and a $30-billion promise of a national child-care program.
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Trudeau, Freeland asked about status of military sexual misconduct probe

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Reporters asked Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland how the budget's allocation of $236 million to address misconduct in the military will be applied.
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Provinces disappointed budget skipped increase to health-care funding: B.C. premier

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Rosemary Barton Live speaks with the chair of the Council of the Federation, B.C. Premier John Horgan, on what he says was missing from the federal budget — an increase to health transfers. Plus, the conversation explores affordable...
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New York's Marijuana Legalization Bill 'Almost Done' Says Senator Liz Krueger

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New York State is inching even closer to legalizing marijuana, according to State Senator Liz Krueger. The state House, Assembly and Governors Office have come to an agreement on a bill that will be considered separately from the state...
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How wellness hubs became a lifeline for young people during the pandemic

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Four years ago, Ontario created 10 wellness hubs — one-stop-shops for young people needing mental health services. They’ve become a critical lifeline for their clients during the pandemic.
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Alberta budget offers few cuts, more debt

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( - image credit) The Alberta government's latest budget is far from the "fiscal reckoning" Premier Jason Kenney had long promised. Instead, there are very few cuts and lots of debt — a situation the province blames on the pandemic and...
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Bernie Sanders makes impassioned plea for huge COVID-19 aid package

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U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders said senators needed to pass a $1.9-trillion aid package to help Americans who have suffered severely from the coronavirus and the economic fallout. The bill now goes back to Congress.
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Italy's political crisis raises concerns in Brussels over pandemic spending

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Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte's resignation is raising questions over Italy's ability to effectively distribute the recovery funds it is set to receive.
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'Health care system is an exclusive jurisdiction of the provinces.' - Yves Francois Blanchet

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Bloc Quebecois leader says he wants Prime Minister Trudeau to acknowledge the constitution regarding Quebec, imposed by former Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau.
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N.S. premier urges Ottawa to 'transform' health transfer system

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Nova Scotia Premier Stephen McNeil says the COVID-19 pandemic has opened an opportunity for the federal government to transform health transfers to provinces.
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European leaders inch closer towards sanctions on Turkey

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Greek PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis has welcomed the move.
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Brexit and budget deadlock set to overshadow EU summit in Brussels

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It's crunch time in Brussels, as European leaders meet physically for the first time since October.
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Guatemala protesters torch Congress as simmering anger boils over

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A contentious budget bill pushed thousands into the streets to demand an end to corruption, among other grievances.
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Guatemala: Hundreds of protesters storm Congress building

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Protesters and police have clashed in Guatemala's capital after hundreds stormed the Congress building and set it on fire.
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‘We are fed up’: Guatemalans continue anti-government protests

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Guatemala’s Congress annulled a contentious budget this week, but protesters are still calling for the president and legislators to resign.
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Hungary and Poland block EU's COVID-19 recovery package over new rule of law drive

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Budapest and Warsaw governments are threatening to veto the EU budget and recovery fund over proposals to link access to cash with the respect of the rule of law.