Filibuster brings out best, worst, and the silly in MPs
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Filibuster brings out best, worst, and the silly in MPs
<p>OTTAWA - It was 16 hours into the House of Commons talkathon that the strangeness of the situation struck Libby Davies.</p> <p>As the Peace Tower clock struck noon Friday, the earnest and stalwart New Democrat looked at the calendar</p>
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Crews chisel away rock to free man trapped in Iowa cave
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May 19, 2012
Anti-abortion group circulating flyers showing aborted fetus
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Canada
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Toronto Morning: What you need to know today
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Labour advocate Jana Papuckoski to run for NDP in Northumberland-Peterborough South
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Politics
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Former finance minister Joe Oliver loses Ontario PC candidate bid
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Canada
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Scott Thompson: Will Doug Ford help or hurt PCs?
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Canada
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Former Toronto councillor Doug Ford announces he will run for leadership of Ontario PC party
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Canada
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