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Parliament Hill is lit up with holiday lights on Dec. 21, 2011, in Ottawa. (Dave Chan For The Globe and Mail/Dave Chan For The Globe and Mail)
Parliament Hill is lit up with holiday lights on Dec. 21, 2011, in Ottawa. (Dave Chan For The Globe and Mail/Dave Chan For The Globe and Mail)

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2011 was a banner year for Canadian politics, one that saw the Conservatives capture a majority government, the obliteration of the federal Liberals and the stunning loss of NDP Leader Jack Layton. So how will these issues play out in the new year? Here are five stories watch in 2012.

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