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CanadaOttawa signs deal to hand over more residential school records -
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CanadaU.S. urges Western ‘unity’ over threat of Russia invading Ukraine -
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PoliticsBiden “not intending to cast doubt on legitimacy” of 2022 midterm elections: White House -
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PoliticsThe ups and downs of Biden’s first year in the Whitehouse -
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PoliticsBiden faces rough start to 2022 with abysmal polls and stalled agenda -
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CanadaQuestions remain over how much more Canada’s military can help Ukraine -
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CanadaCanada, allies unite in support of Ukraine to put pressure on Russia -
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CanadaCanada’s inflation rate soars to 4.8%, highest level since 1991 -
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PoliticsBiden says likelihood of Ukraine joining NATO in near term is ‘not very likely’ -
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CanadaCanada’s support of Ukraine rooted in keeping peace, supporting people: Trudeau -
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PoliticsUkraine crisis: US’ Blinken and President Zelenskiy meet in Kyiv over Russian ‘aggression’ -
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CanadaCanada considering sending military equipment to Ukraine amid Russia concerns
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