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Billy Bishop Airport’s expansion is an opportunity Ontario and Canada can’t afford to waste. It will support tens of thousands of jobs, add $8.5 billion to our economy every year and provide cheaper, more convenient flights to more destinations for Ontario travellers.

Trump on Ballroom: I thought I'd do this now because it's easier. I'm so busy that I don't have time to do this—fighting wars and other things. This is very important.

Trump: “The military is building a massive complex under the ballroom, and that’s under construction, and we’re doing very well, so we’re ahead of schedule”

Reporter: What do you think about Iran charging tolls on the Strait of Hormuz? Trump: I have to find out if it’s true. They’re going to do whatever they have to do.

This nation was founded on the gospel of Jesus Christ May the Lord make us worthy of this hour of great significance in His kingdom

CBS News reported today that DOJ and DHS are close to finalizing an agreement to share voter roll data — including Social Security numbers and driver’s license numbers — for immigration enforcement purposes. In a March 3 federal court hearing in Minnesota, DOJ attorney James Tucker was asked directly whether the voter data would be used for immigration enforcement. His answer: “Not to my knowledge, your honor.” On March 19 in Connecticut, a different judge asked if there was a plan to share the data with DHS. Tucker: “I don’t believe that’s a decision that’s been made.” He added: “As of today, there has been no directive or instruction that the data is going to be transmitted to any other agency.” CBS published its story today. Within hours, a DOJ attorney disclosed the DHS sharing plan in open court in Rhode Island — for the first time, after being prompted by press inquiry, not by the court. The MOU DOJ signed with Alaska when it collected that state’s data explicitly states that identifying voter data “will not be shared by the Department.” Indiana already handed over its full voter rolls — names, birth dates, addresses, Social Security numbers, driver’s license numbers. The data is in DOJ possession now. The question of where it goes next just changed.

One of our top priorities for 2019 is restoring fiscal discipline to Ontario. The Liberals left us with a $15 billion deficit and we cannot let it grow. Our government is working hard to balance the budget in a responsible manner and bring back confidence in our public finances.