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NDP leader Dwain Lingenfelter detailed the party’s plans Tuesday morning for a long-term savings account that would put aside millions in potash revenues each year. Surrounded by candidates at his Regina campaign office, Lingenfelter said the “Bright Futures Fund” will put aside $100-million annually and grow to $10-billion by 2052.
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Iran plot to murder Saudi ambassador foiled: U.S.
The United States said Tuesday it had broken up a "chilling" plot planned high up in the Iranian government to assassinate the Saudi envoy to Washington and vowed to hold Tehran to account.
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Families feel abandoned as Missing Women Inquiry gets underway
A large chanting circle of protesters blocked downtown Vancouver streets Tuesday morning while the Missing Women Inquiry — set up to investigate the disappearance and murders of B.C. women — began eight floors above in Federal Court.
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David Hutton
Olauson drops out of Ward 3 byelection
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Cleavage turns heads among the politicos
With Europe teetering on the brink of financial chaos, with sparks flying as if from a grinding wheel in the combustible Middle East, with worldwide recession looming when we have not yet recovered from the last worldwide recession, it is reassuring to learn we still can pay attention to cleavage.
Bronwyn Eyre
Prisons say something about a society
Last week, the Supreme Court ordered the Harper government to exempt Vancouver's Insite facility - where addicts can inject illegal drugs in a "non-judgmental, medical environment" - from federal drug control laws.
Wall, Lingenfelter ready for Saskatchewan election; writ to drop Monday