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September 29, 2019

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Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau announces his party's costed election platform on Sunday, Sept. 29, 2019 in Toronto.

Liberals promise billions in new spending in 2019 election platform

The Liberal party has released its costed 2019 platform, and it includes promises of billions in new spending for students, families, and the environment, continuing their so-called economic approach of “investing in Canadians,” while targeting corporations and the wealthiest Canadians to help pay for these proposals.

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