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Freeland's fall economic statement to target affordability, U.S. competition amid scrutiny over spending
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51% : Former finance minister Bill Morneau, who has spoken out previously about disagreements between him and Mr. Trudeau over fiscal matters, told CTV's Question Period on Sunday that tension between the two offices is to be expected, but that it is also likely exacerbated by the current level of government spending.
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