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What could Carney's second tranche of major projects mean for at-risk Canadian jobs?
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34:32Now PlayingChief political correspondent Rosemary Barton speaks with Jobs Minister Patty Hajdu about the government's latest tranche of projects to be fast-tracked. Qikiqtaaluk Corporation president Harry Flaherty joins to discuss how a hydroelectric project would help Iqaluit get off diesel generators, and Timmins Mayor Michelle Boileau talks about how a proposed northern Ontario nickel mine could impact the city. And, on this week's Sunday Scrum, CBC Indigenous reporter in Ottawa Brett Forester, National Post parliamentary reporter Catherine Levesque, and CHEK News political correspondent Rob Shaw discuss responses to the newly unveiled projects, and what more could be on the way.
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