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Nova Scotia Tories say email shows coverup of alleged drunk driving incident
Candidates down to the wire to enter Conservative leadership race
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Despite apology, independent senators push to suspend Lynn Beyak a second time
Experts raise concerns that assisted dying legislation will create confusion, impose more restrictions
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Politics Briefing: Commuter chaos descends on Toronto
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Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister hints at possible carbon tax deal with federal government
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Politics Briefing: Conservatives lead national poll
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Environment minister Jonathan Wilkinson confident Supreme Court will uphold carbon tax
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Ottawa extends deadline for companies to submit proposals for replacing Canada’s aging CF-18s
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Teck withdrawal warns that Canada’s natural resources policy is stuck in a cyclical conflict
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Ottawa proposes tweaks rather than sweeping changes to assisted-dying law
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Scheer and Trudeau spar over Teck, energy development
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Ottawa urged to increase diversity in senior ranks of public service
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Politics Briefing: Teck Frontier dies, but protests live on
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Liberal government introduce bill dropping some restrictions on assisted dying
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Statistics Canada says 3.2 million living below poverty line, including 566,000 children
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NDP table legislation to create universal pharmacare program, seek Liberal backing
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Nova Scotia Liberal Hugh MacKay resigns from caucus over impaired driving charge
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‘Canadians love Amy Klobuchar’: Inside the Democratic hopeful’s ties to the north
‘The 2022 campaign starts today’: Doug Ford appeals to workers who ‘don’t always toe the union line’ in pre-election speech

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Trudeau puts pressure on Indigenous leaders to back down – but his gamble may backfire
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Campbell Clark
Campbell Clark
Alberta offers to regulate oil sands emissions cap, pending Frontier mine approval
Ombudsman calls for national consultations on vision, plan for supporting veterans and their families
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Politics Briefing: Protests continue, but some in Wet’suwet’en speak out
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Champagne says Wuhan airlifts not a sign that Canada-China relations are back to normal
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Liberal impasse with Wet’suwet’en chiefs is a political opportunity for the Conservatives
John Ibbitson
John Ibbitson
Foreign Affairs Minister holds meeting in Quebec on Venezuela crisis
Wood Buffalo mayor confident in federal government’s hearing on Frontier oil sands project
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Gaming industry to be exempt from digital content rules
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Public Safety Minister says RCMP has met Wet'suwet'en chiefs' conditions
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Politics Briefing: RCMP prepare to leave Wet’suwet’en protest site
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MacKay replaces tweet about rail blockades after critics suggest he supports vigilantism
Ottawa ‘hopeful’ barricades could come down as RCMP offer to leave Wet’suwet’en outpost
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If you want to be appointed a judge, there are Liberal steps to the bench
Campbell Clark
Campbell Clark
Venezuelan ambassador works out of his condo in Ottawa to avoid tensions with Maduro embassy staff
Chief justice Richard Wagner says judiciary must decide what training judges need
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