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Victoria Foley and Paul Fredricks

Globe and Mail Update - Monday, January 26, 2009 at 9:34 EST

Skills training, business opportunities and infrastructure

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• One year of pain, and a quick recovery 
• Provinces expected to pour in $9-billion 
• Ottawa freezes EI benefit levels, premiums 
• Budget offers a $70-billion credit kickstart 
• Cash and tax breaks for the carbon agenda 
• Autos get a $12-billion boost 
• Fate of budget, coalition in Ignatieff's hands 
• Shipbuilding and transit spending for B.C. 
• Science gets a $4.3-billion injection 
• Aboriginal spending tops $1.4-billion 
• Harper makes a deal with democracy to stay in power 
• Stimulus falls short for many women 
• Harper spends big, but can he go back? 
• Fredricks and Foley: Business couple applauds  
• Ottawa pins recovery on home reno boom 
• Car dealers welcome $12-billion boost 
• Text of Finance Minister Flaherty's budget speech 
• The Ceolins: We like it but wanted more 
• What previous governments did 
• Flaherty's got deficit religion – but can he attain fiscal salvation? 
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TORONTO/OTTAWA — Ottawa is giving Canadian campuses billions for brick-and-mortar projects, but Tuesday's budget offered few assurances to universities that they will have the money needed to fill those refurbished labs and lecture halls with top talent.

At a time when U.S.

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