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Stephen Harper's federal Conservative government and Jean Charest's Quebec Liberals are on a collision course over Ottawa's proposal to create a single Canadian securities regulator. Full Article at National Post
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I n asking the Supreme Court to rule on whether the federal government has the power to create a national securities regulator, Stephen Harper is taking up a fight from which every prime minister before him has fled. Full Article at Globe and Mail
