But the party disqualified three others who all said they had met the fundraising and nomination requirements to make it to the final ballot
The Prime Minister held private meetings in the Ottawa region, and attended Eid prayers with members of the Muslim community. He made an announcement in Windsor with Ontario Premier Doug Ford, and, in the Ottawa region, attend the National Culture Summit welcome reception and deliver remarks.on why no politician will ever say `Sorry, Grandma, we’re cutting your benefits,’ but maybe they should:
”The Harper government’s plan to gradually up the OAS age to 67 was to have started next year. The Liberals scrapped that, and last year raised OAS benefits by 10 per cent for those 75 and older, starting this summer. In a world of finite taxpayer dollars, that should raise questions.
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