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14 February, 2019 — Editorial: Expiry dates on all Labor vows  Daily TelegraphIn 2010, Labor prime minister Julia Gillard famously announced: There will be no carbon tax under a government I lead.

14 February, 2019 — In the news today, Feb. 14  Nanaimo News NOWQUADRIGACX CASE TO RETURN TO HALIFAX COURT TODAY. The bizarre case involving the cryptocurrency firm QuadrigaCX is expected to return to a ...

14 February, 2019 — In the news today, Feb. 14  The TelegramSix stories in the news for Thursday, Feb. 14 ——— QUADRIGACX CASE TO RETURN TO HALIFAX COURT TODAY The bizarre case involving the ...

14 February, 2019 — In the news today, Feb. 14  CityNewsInterested parties attend Nova Scotia Supreme Court as Canada's largest cryptocurrency exchange seeks creditor protection in the wake of the sudden death of ...

14 February, 2019 — In the news today, Feb. 14  BayTodaySix stories in the news for Thursday, Feb. 14 ——— QUADRIGACX CASE TO RETURN TO HALIFAX COURT TODAY The bizarre case involving the ...

14 February, 2019 — Federal lawyer tells carbon tax hearing greenhouse gases don't have borders  TheChronicleHerald.caREGINA — A lawyer for the Attorney General of Canada says the buildup of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere is a matter of national concern. Sharlene ...

14 February, 2019 — In the news today, Feb. 14  Truro Daily NewsSix stories in the news for Thursday, Feb. 14 ——— QUADRIGACX CASE TO RETURN TO HALIFAX COURT TODAY The bizarre case involving the ...

14 February, 2019 — Job losses reveal NDP rhetoric  Cochrane EagleDespite the Alberta government trying to paint a rosy picture of a recovering Alberta economy, political rhetoric falls apart pretty quickly when faced with the ...

14 February, 2019 — Sask.'s constitutional court challenge of federal carbon tax begins today  CBC.caDozens of lawyers will pack into a Regina courtroom this week to argue whether the federal government can impose a carbon tax on the provinces.

14 February, 2019 — Is the federal carbon tax constitutional? Federal lawyers at Saskatchewan hearing argue provinces aren't able to manage greenhouse gas levels alone  The Globe and MailSharlene Telles-Langdon says the federal law looks only to regulate the cumulative impact of greenhouse gases at the wider national level and each province ...