Alberta Finance Minister to Base CPP Referendum Decision on Public Opinion

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Alberta Finance Minister Nate Horner states that the decision on whether to hold a referendum on leaving the Canada Pension Plan will be determined by public opinion following consultations with Albertans.

Alberta finance minister says CPP referendum decision will be based on 'high level feeling from many sources'

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Alberta Finance Minister Nate Horner says the province's decision on whether or not to hold a referendum on leaving the Canada Pension Plan will be based on a 'high level feeling from many sources' following consultations with Albertans.The Canadian government will match donations made to the group Humanitarian Coalition as part of its campaign to help Palestinian civilians in Gaza and the West Bank.

 

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