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Ottawa-funded institute for climate policy launches
Indigenous people make up over 30 per cent of prisoners in federal custody, Correctional Investigator says
Former Quebec premier Jean Charest says he won’t seek federal Tory leadership
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Politics Briefing: Trudeau shuts down prisoner exchange proposal
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Canada will move to formally ratify USMCA next week, Trudeau says
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Pallister calls for flexibility from Ottawa as Manitoba considers a carbon tax
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Ottawa vows to fight for Canadian victims of Flight 752 despite Iran’s policy against dual citizenship
Dominic Barton to be among first to testify before committee tasked with investigating Canada-China relations
Rejected residential school claim highlights gaps in settlement agreement for survivors, Angus says
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Pallister says Manitoba working on new climate deal with Ottawa

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Politics Briefing: Meng’s extradition hearing begins
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Special Canada-China parliamentary committee holds first meeting in Ottawa
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Trudeau to meet potential bridge-builder Pallister during cabinet retreat in Winnipeg
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Canada’s China envoy should address MPs on Ottawa-Beijing strife, Conservatives say
Bill Morneau expects to announce changes to fiscal-stabilization program as Western provinces push for reforms
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Canada is facing China’s brutal might and our main ally – the U.S. – is AWOL
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Quebec MP Gerard Deltell says non to Tory leadership
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Manitoba Premier urged to stop ‘letting Saskatchewan be smarter than us’ about clock change
Former envoys urge creation of a federal registry to keep track of work for foreign entities
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Métis nations ask Ottawa to negotiate directly with them, not national body
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Canada hires group to train staff in hopes it wins UN Security Council seat for 2021
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Politics Briefing: Trudeau announces support for families of Iran plane victims
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Ottawa offers $25,000 per-victim to Canadian families affected by Iran plane disaster
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Who’s running for the Conservative Party leadership? The list so far
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With China and the U.S., Canada is caught between two belligerent, aggressive powers
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The weapon system believed to have shot down UIA Flight 752 designed to riddle air targets with shrapnel
John Horgan, Doug Ford would welcome Harry and Meghan as residents of their provinces
Conservatives debate whether election performance report should be shared with all candidates
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Chrétien’s former chief of staff calls for ‘prisoner exchange’ with China to free Canadians Kovrig, Spavor
Alberta urges Ottawa to address outstanding questions on Indigenous child welfare legislation
Bill Morneau holds pre-budget consultation with Calgary business group
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Politics Briefing: Offices of Freeland and Trudeau to be ‘highly integrated’
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Canada, four other countries say Iran must compensate crash victims’ families
Duke, Duchess should foot security bill if not performing royal duties in Canada: former minister James Moore
Chrystia Freeland will operate out of the same building as the Prime Minister’s Office
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Canadian government may offer interim compensation to families of Flight 752 victims
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