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Can one economy unite Canada? | The House
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53:32Now PlayingPrime Minister Mark Carney is rolling out new legislation aimed at uniting Canada’s economy and boosting national security. Internal Trade Minister Chrystia Freeland explains the plan to remove interprovincial trade barriers, while experts weigh in on which major projects should be prioritized — and why a new border bill is raising concerns.
Plus, as youth unemployment rises, young Canadians share their struggles landing jobs. We hear from Jobs Minister Patty Hajdu on what the government is doing. And we remember Marc Garneau, Canada’s first astronaut, with highlights from his final House interview.
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