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The West Block: Feb 11
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B.C. government is violating the constitution: Kenney
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Changes needed to meet challenges on parliament hill: Ashton
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Leadership bid help to push NDP in a more progressive direction: Ashton
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Pipeline projects has to fit our climate plan and Alberta’s hard cap does that: McKenna
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Jason Kenney urges Ottawa to take B.C. to court over
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How can Ottawa intervene in provincial trade war?
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Feds’ $284M fisheries changes about pipelines and waterways
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Government has tools in place to prevent long delay in Trans-Mountain pipeline expansion: Carr
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The West Block: Feb 3
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Reports of thousands of Syrians in the north displaced by Turkish actions is inaccurate: Unal
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The term NAFTA is toxic it needs a new name: Heyman
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Liberals launch investigations, but give no answers
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Scrutiny intensifies over Justin Trudeau’s misconduct response
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Ottawa’s plan to deal with harassment on Parliament Hill
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Unpacking the Politics: Sexual Misconduct and Politics
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Extended interview with David Frum
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Canadians should be worried about NAFTA: Frum
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Caucus should consider members when deciding on new Ontario PC leader: Raitt
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The West Block: Jan 28
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Conservative leader set to unveil first economic policyAndrew Scheer will unveil the first plank of the Conservative Party's economic policy on Thursday, eight months after becoming the party's leader.EconomyJan 31, 2018
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Time for Liberals to ‘really pour it on’ with NAFTA: ScheerNegotiations over the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) are at a critical juncture, according to Conservative Party Leader Andrew Scheer.CanadaJan 19, 2018
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China and Russia can throw all the shade they want at North Korea summit: CanadaRussia and China have been invited to attend, but not to participate at the Vancouver summit.Jan 15, 2018
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China ‘not expected’ to attend North Korea summit in VancouverGlobal News has learned China is not anticipated to attend an international summit on the North Korean crisis in Vancouver next week.Jan 9, 2018
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What keeps Justin Trudeau awake at night? Deadlock on NAFTA talks“There’s a level of unpredictability, that’s out of our control," says Justin Trudeau.CanadaDec 20, 2017
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Trudeau defends Bill Morneau, insists he told finance minister to ‘tell the truth’“I told [Morneau] to tell the truth and be responsible. And that’s exactly what he’s continuing to do," said Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.CanadaDec 20, 2017
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Morneau says he would have sold shares earlier if he had known ‘what I know now’Finance Minister Bill Morneau would have sold shares of his former company earlier had he known back in October what he knows now, he admitted this week. “Obviously following the ethics rules was really important but once people said there’s a perception of an issue I decided I needed to sell all my shares,” he...PoliticsDec 13, 2017
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RCMP facing sexual harassment, discrimination claims from roughly 1,100 womenAs many as 1,100 women have started the process of filing sexual harassment or discrimination claims against the RCMP. Despite this, officials from the RCMP refuse to provide information on the total cost of settlements so far.CanadaNov 23, 2017
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ANALYSIS: Could Bill Morneau benefit from his decisions on overseas tax treaties?The question was whether Bill Morneau's former firm could benefit from his decisions. Now, thanks to revelations that he still owns 2,271,691 shares, the question is more personal.CanadaOct 18, 2017
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Joshua Boyle: Freedom a ‘bizarre combination of elation and depression’After being held captive by the Haqqani terror group for five years, they were rescued by the Pakistan Army in a blaze of gunfire.CanadaOct 14, 2017
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Joshua Boyle’s parents ready to forgive ‘foolishness,’ help family readjust to life in CanadaThe parents of a Canadian man held hostage in Afghanistan for five years with his wife and three children say the young family is hoping for a fresh start in Canada.CanadaOct 13, 2017
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Joshua Boyle’s family shocked, thrilled after he was rescued from Taliban-linked groupFor the family of Joshua Boyle, today has been a long time coming.CanadaOct 12, 2017
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Bill Morneau’s former firm could benefit from his decisions on overseas tax treatiesThe company that made Bill Morneau his millions stands to benefit if Ottawa delays its promise to review treaties with several small Caribbean nations.PoliticsOct 5, 2017
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Absence of criminal activity allowed Edmonton terror suspect to enter Canada despite U.S. deportation orderEdmonton terror suspect Abdulahi Sharif had no known criminal activity when he showed up at the Canadian border in 2012, which is why he was able to claim asylum despite a deportation order from U.S.CanadaOct 4, 2017
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‘The silence is deafening’: family of Canadian kidnapped in Afghanistan can’t get answers"For me it's gone from shock and disbelief to complete despair," Boyle's aunt Kelli O'Brien said.CanadaSep 26, 2017
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ANALYSIS: Smaller deficit won’t prompt Liberals to set deficit-elimination dateAsked twice if the smaller deficit projection meant his government could accelerate or even establish a timeline for eliminating the deficit, Trudeau did not respond directly.CanadaSep 19, 2017
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Canadian woman killed in Burkina Faso terror attack remembered for big heart and sense of adventure"Very few people in their lifetime go out of their comfort zone to take action and change lives the way my sister has," says Tammy Chen's younger sister, Tiffany.WorldAug 18, 2017
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NDP leadership race: Jagmeet Singh proposes big changes to OASThough Singh isn’t the first politician to propose these types of reforms past governments haven't been able to get any of those reforms off the ground.CanadaAug 2, 2017
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New legislation good first step but not enough to curb fentanyl crisis: NDP criticRecently passed legislation aimed at curbing the influx of opioids into Canada is a good start but won’t be enough to combat the fentanyl crisis, according to NDP Health Critic Don Davies. “If you were dealing with any other issue where 60 Canadians are dying a week, you’d see more rapid action from the federal...PoliticsMay 24, 2017
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Harjit Sajjan’s remarks ‘deviated from the prepared text’ during now-infamous speechHarjit Sajjan's controversial claim that he was the architect of Operation Medusa, a major offensive in Afghanistan led by Canadian forces in 2006, was not in the speech's prepared text.CanadaApr 30, 2017
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‘Ultimate nerd dream’ comes true for Vassy KapelosVassy Kapelos says politics is in her blood as she fulfills a personal dream: handling the West Block hosting duties permanently.CommentaryApr 9, 2017
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Apology to gay, lesbian Canadians kicked out of public service, military coming by 2019After months of delay, the government is finally committing to a timeline for an apology to gay and lesbian Canadians purged from the military and public service.CanadaApr 4, 2017
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Former NSA/CIA director: Trump’s travel ban an ‘abomination’The former head of the NSA and CIA says the executive order on immigration signed by President Donald Trump last week is "an abomination," and it won't make America or its allies any safer.PoliticsFeb 2, 2017
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Trump advisor tells Canadians not to worry – should we believe him?For the first time since Donald Trump started touting his 'buy American, hire American' edict Canadians got to hear what it meant for them via one of his top economic advisors.CommentaryJan 23, 2017
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Canada could be collateral damage in Trump trade talks: AmbassadorCanada's ambassador to the U.S. insists Mexico is Donald Trump's free trade target, but admits our country could be collateral damage.CanadaJan 22, 2017