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6 February, 2019 — STA partnership with NRC to provide carriers insight into efficient fuel practices  Truck NewsREGINA, Sask. – The Saskatchewan Trucking Association (STA) today announced its partnership with Natural Resources Canada (NRC), with the association.

6 February, 2019 — When we debate carbon pricing, can we at least stick to the facts?  The Globe and MailIt's time to stop the polarization and fear-mongering around the reality of carbon pricing.

6 February, 2019 — Trudeau under fire for saying low-income Canadians 'don't pay taxes'  Montreal GazettePrime Minister Justin Trudeau is under fire in online circles for comments about low-income Canadians and the amount of taxes they pay.

6 February, 2019 — Forget Trump’s sideshows. Here are my solutions to 6 real crises.  The Washington PostThere are answers out there, if we ignore the noise from the White House.

6 February, 2019 — N.W.T. in talks to raise debt limit as budget projects slight deficit  CBC.caThe Northwest Territories government expects to spend slightly more than it brings in over the 2019-2020 fiscal year. Balancing the budget has been ...

6 February, 2019 — NWT reveals budget, and ideological chasm, amid strike threat  Cabin RadioThe NWT made infrastructure central to its budget, illustrating stark differences in vision between government and union leaders as a strike is threatened.

6 February, 2019 — 'Retiree group' lobbying against Labor unmasked as Liberal Party and trucking industry operation  The Sydney Morning HeraldA lobby group masquerading as a grassroots organisation of disgruntled retirees is actually a network of professional lobbyists involved in the trucking industry ...

6 February, 2019 — 'Retiree group' lobbying against Labor unmasked as Liberal Party and trucking industry operation  The Sydney Morning HeraldA lobby group masquerading as a grassroots organisation of disgruntled retirees is actually a network of professional lobbyists involved in the trucking industry ...

6 February, 2019 — Trudeau under fire for saying low-income Canadians 'don't pay taxes'  Vancouver SunThe Conservatives were quick to pounce on Trudeau's statement, saying it's an example of the PM being out of touch with regular Canadians.

6 February, 2019 — EDITORIAL: Trudeau's latest out of touch gaffe  Toronto SunPrime Minister Justin Trudeau has a growing list of “greatest hits” gaffes.Canada's current spat with China has reminded us all of his comment about admiring ...