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BC NDP and BC Greens sign cooperation deal to stabilize governmentThe deal gives the NDP's razor-thin majority breathing room to survive confidence votes in the term to come.PoliticsDec 13, 2024
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Zach Churchill stepping down as leader of the Nova Scotia Liberal PartyChurchill made the announcement today at the Liberal caucus office in Halifax, saying he will be replaced on an interim basis by Derek Mombourquette.PoliticsDec 10, 2024
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Montreal byelection to have most candidates in federal election historyAn upcoming byelection in Montreal will have the longest ballot in the history of Canadian federal elections, breaking a record set earlier this summer in Toronto.PoliticsAug 27, 2024
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One year later, recovery in scorched path of McDougall Creek wildfire painfully slowThe McDougall Creek wildfire razed 191 homes in West Kelowna, Kelowna, Westbank First Nation. A year later, the devastation is still visible and rebuilding has barely begun.CanadaAug 16, 2024
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From taxation to tap water: A brief history of plebiscites in CalgaryCalgarians have gone to the polls more than 150 times over the years for things like daylight saving time, fluoridation, the ward system and the building of infrastructure.CanadaMar 13, 2024
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Gender pay gap in Canada’s banking sector at 18.4 per cent, data showsFemale employees in Canadian banks earn 18.4 per cent less per hour in wages than their male colleagues, according to data made public by the federal government.EconomyFeb 5, 2024
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The reality of loneliness among Canada’s elderly. Why is it getting worse?As Canada grapples with a rapidly aging demographic, experts are sounding the alarm on the increasing mental and physical health impacts of loneliness and social isolation.LifestyleDec 5, 2023
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Trump’s political impact will live on — even if he loses the election, experts sayThere are few — if any — modern U.S. presidents who have managed to garner as much media attention as Trump, Darrell Bricker, Ipsos public affairs CEO, told Global News.PoliticsNov 2, 2020
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Sri Lanka ruling party wins parliamentary electionSri Lanka's ruling party cruised to victory Friday in parliamentary elections but fell short of the two-thirds majority that would have allowed President Mahinda Rajapakse to amend the constitution.Apr 9, 2010
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Why is coalition a dirty word?Parliamentary process isn’t usually a sexy topic, but it’s become the ultimate hot-button in the 2011 election thanks to the word coalition.Apr 20, 2011
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Canada’s federal election stands to make historyToday's federal election stands to make history - and not just because Stephen Harper is on the cusp of joining John A. Macdonald and John Diefenbaker as the only Conservatives ever to win three consecutive terms in office.May 2, 2011
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Layton hopes not to repeat 2008 shutout in NDP birthplace – SaskatchewanCampaigning in Tommy Douglas country Monday, Jack Layton was unfazed by the fact the NDP hasn't got a single seat in the birthplace of the party and is confident all that will change on election day.Mar 28, 2011
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RCMP women more likely than men to leave after 20 years, study findsOTTAWA - Family, willingness to move, and work-life balance are the key factors affecting whether Mounties seek promotion, says a new RCMP report released amid concerns of sexism and harassment within the force.CanadaNov 23, 2012
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Prominent Israeli media personalities turn to politics in upcoming electionsJERUSALEM - They spent their journalistic careers analyzing, covering and skewering Israel's politicians. Now, a striking number are vying to join their ranks.WorldNov 3, 2012
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Acadian group threatens legal challenge of ridings but premier dismisses itHALIFAX - The group that represents Nova Scotia's Acadian population says it will launch a court challenge to quash a newly redrawn electoral map that it says will silence the voices of French-speaking people in the provincial legislature.Dec 4, 2012
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Harper: Fair representation in House of Commons for Ontario, Alberta and B.C.Prime Minister Stephen Harper says his government is intent on giving Ontario, Alberta and B.C. more seats in the House of Commons, and that Quebec's share will be fair based on its population.CanadaOct 14, 2011
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Fair representation in House of Commons for B.C., Alberta and Ontario: HarperPETERBOROUGH, Ont. - Prime Minister Stephen Harper says his government is intent on giving Ontario, Alberta and B.C. more seats in the House of Commons, and that Quebec's share will be fair based on its population.Oct 14, 2011
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Internet voting, can it reverse dwindling voter turnout without risk?WINNIPEG - Low voter turnout has become a lot like bad weather — something everyone talks about, at least around election time, but something that seems beyond remedy.PoliticsNov 9, 2011
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Partial results indicate dominant showing by Islamist party in MoroccoRABAT, Morocco - An Islamist party is on track to become the largest group in Morocco's new parliament with a dominant showing after two-thirds of the seats were announced by the Interior Ministry on Saturday.WorldNov 26, 2011
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Topp warns unelected Senate could stymie national NDP governmentOTTAWA - NDP leadership hopeful Brian Topp is advancing a new reason to abolish Canada's unelected Senate: its potential to paralyze a national New Democrat government.PoliticsJan 10, 2012