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Liberals' major projects bill passes House of Commons with Conservative support

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    Liberals' major projects bill passes House of Commons with Conservative support | CBC News

    The Liberal government's major projects legislation passed in the House of Commons on Friday evening as MPs wrapped up the spring parliamentary sitting.

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      Our bureaucratic system has lead us to the worst per capita growth in the OECD since 2015 on a per capita basis, so this should be good I hope. The poor can’t really survive any more continuation of the same.

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