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Ahead of possible 2021 election, vying for elusive Quebec vote means looking to young francophonesAs the country settles into its second year of the pandemic, federal parties are already vying for the elusive Quebec vote ahead of a possible 2021 election.PoliticsJan 16
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Trudeau appeals for new Liberal party candidates for next federal electionTrudeau says the party wants a candidate roster that represents all voices in shaping Canada's post-pandemic future.CanadaDec 22, 2020
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Recovery from coronavirus pandemic must include ‘ambitious’ climate change plan: TrudeauPrime Minister Justin Trudeau made the comments during a virtual summit with world leaders on Saturday to celebrate the fifth anniversary of the Paris climate accord.CanadaDec 12, 2020
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Nova Scotia Liberals keep high approval rate in 2nd coronavirus waveThe report says satisfaction with the N.S. Liberal government is at 73 per cent this quarter, compared to 48 per cent in February.ÂCanadaDec 11, 2020
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COMMENTARY: Justin Trudeau got his COVID-19 vaccine Xmas gift, but the Grinch still loomsDon't kid yourself, Mike Smyth says: the issue of a COVID-19 vaccine is still a politically vexing one for Trudeau and the Liberals.CommentaryDec 8, 2020
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New Brunswick Liberals respond to P.C. government’s speech from the throne'The government’s promises are no longer good enough,' said interim Liberal leader Roger Melanson.PoliticsNov 19, 2020
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Ethics watchdog sends MP who hired sister a ‘letter of concern’Ratansi quit the Liberal caucus late Monday night after acknowledging in a Facebook post that she had made ``an error in judgment'' in employing her sister.CanadaNov 12, 2020
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Toronto MP resigns from Liberal caucus after employing sister at constituency officeYasmin Ratansi, who represents Don Valley East for the Liberals, says in a statement posted to Facebook on Monday night that she ``made an error'' by employing her sister.PoliticsNov 10, 2020
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Canada’s federal ministers see Joe Biden as ally against climate changeEnvironment Minister Jonathan Wilkinson and Infrastructure Minister Catherine McKenna were among those to specifically mention climate change as they took to Twitter to welcome Biden's victory over Donald Trump.CanadaNov 8, 2020
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Showdown on Parliament Hill pushes tension between science, politics into the spotlightThe relationship between a nation's scientists and their senior politicians is a challenging one, said Ian Culbert, executive director of the Canadian Public Health Association.HealthOct 25, 2020
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