Posted AT 12:48 PM EST on 26/03/08
Ontario looks to bury hatchet with Flaherty
TORONTO — Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty and his Treasurer tried Wednesday to bury the hatchet with Federal Finance Minister Jim Flaherty over the management of the provincial economy.
“I think it's time to step away from the partisan rhetoric, to step away from the cameras and sit down and actually work out what ideas would work best for all Canadians,” Dwight Duncan told a breakfast meeting of the Canadian Club in Toronto.
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