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COVID or not, Freeland’s budget doesn’t shy away from challenging Canadians on their vision for the future

The Liberals are clearly taking advantage of the way the virus emergency has undercut the neoliberal austerity fixation that has influenced federal government spending intentions in every budget for the past 30 years.

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