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Rosemary Barton Live | Sept. 14
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1:01:41Now PlayingToday on Rosemary Barton Live:
Ottawa gives the green light to five major infrastructure projects as part of the prime minister’s nation-building promise to create thousands of jobs and billions of dollars in economic investment. Chief political correspondent Rosemary Barton asks Energy and Natural Resources Minister Tim Hodgson what fast-tracking them will accomplish. Plus, we’ll hear from a First Nations chief on how one project became a model for Indigenous-led economic development.
And a growing number of critics about the temporary foreign worker program are arguing it’s taking jobs away from Canadians as unemployment in this country increases. We talk to British Columbia’s jobs minister, Ravi Kahlon, on whether the program is an economic necessity or a problem that needs to be scrapped.
And MPs are back in Ottawa after a summer break. The Conservative leader returns to the House of Commons, as the prime minister looks to deliver on an ambitious agenda. What should Canadians expect this fall? Watch now on Rosemary Barton Live.
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