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Facing criticism, Carney says he has a 'very clear mandate' to push through major economic changes

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Facing criticism, Carney says he has a 'very clear mandate' to push through major economic changes

Prime Minister Mark Carney says his government received a clear mandate from voters in the last general election — and in subsequent byelections — to "build Canada strong," and he's pressing ahead with changes to federal project approvals and the Labour Code despite criticism from some circles.

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