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As I began making my way through the documents that make up the latest B.C. government budget last week, a deputy minister came up to me and said he had given the budget a unique name: “the caseload budget.

Member of Parliament Patrick Weiler got it from both sides in Tuesday night’s emergency debate in the House of Commons, after serving up a word salad on the railroad blockade that matched the prime minister’s offering from earlier in the day. Mr.

Finance Minister Carole James is getting good at delivering balanced operating budgets. Her third one in a row unfolded at the legislature Tuesday and the game plan is to spend just a touch ($203 million) less than the government brings in.

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