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Carney pledges sweeping economic legislation as Parliament returns
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- Prime Minister Mark Carney promised sweeping economic legislation and a punishing pace as his caucus met in Ottawa ahead of Parliament's return Monday.
- Carney said the economic bill follows momentum from a Ukraine meeting, investment summit, and European trip to forge continental relationships.
- The legislation, called the Building Canada Strong Act, is the next phase of his government's promise to speed up infrastructure and other projects.
- The Liberal caucus now has three new members after winning several by-elections in August.
- Ontario Premier Doug Ford clarified that he did not endorse Olivia Chow for Toronto mayor despite earlier public comments supporting her.
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