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Property tax increase finalized at 8.1 per cent for Calgary homeowners
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Carney says deadlines under energy deal with Alberta will be missed
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Ottawa renews funding for Toronto youth-crime prevention programs
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Air Canada fined $426K for violating passenger rights rules
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Saskatchewan transferring mineral rights to three First Nations
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