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Lecce Promotes Speedy ‘One Project, One Process’ for New Mines

Thunder Bay · Thunder Bay

Lecce Promotes Speedy ‘One Project, One Process’ for New Mines

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

THUNDER BAY — Ontario’s energy and mines minister came to CEN-CAN to preach the value of a “1P1P” – one project, one process – system for getting new mines open.See the Story

Poilievre blaming immigration for job shortages is ‘pitting us against each other’: Hajdu

Immigration · Thunder Bay

Poilievre blaming immigration for job shortages is ‘pitting us against each other’: Hajdu

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

THUNDER BAY — The minister holding Canada’s jobs and families portfolio fired back at the federal opposition leader’s claim that immigration — specifically the temporary foreign worker program — is to blame for rising unemployment.See the Story

Memoir gives voice to Sixties Scoop experience of being raised outside of Indigenous culture

Politics · Edmonton

Memoir gives voice to Sixties Scoop experience of being raised outside of Indigenous culture

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Children Like Us: A Métis Woman's Memoir of Family, Identity and Walking Herself Home is Brittany Penner’s account of being adopted as a baby by a Mennonite family in Manitoba and searching for her birth parents.See the Story

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