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Ontario and Quebec finance ministers at odds over CPP changes

Federal Finance Minister Bill Morneau is meeting with his provincial counterparts Monday to discuss revamping the Canada Pension Plan. Ontario's Charles Sousa was eager to reach a consensus, but Quebec's Carlos Leitao was less optimistic.

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