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Two cabinet ministers say money a key factor in using Charter override on teachers

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By Lisa Johnson Two Alberta cabinet ministers say money was a key factor in the United Conservative government's decision to use the Charter's notwithstanding clause to override teachers' rights and shut down a provincewide strike. Infrastructure Minister Martin Long, in a November letter to constit...

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