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Liberals tout support for Alberta after decisive vote rejecting separation referendum

Albertans are very pragmatic people. We want to see real, tangible results for Alberta,’ says Tory MP and referendum lead ...
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‘Work needed’ to develop policy around ‘regions of national interest,’ says impact assessment head

Bill C-39 should make clear what constitutes 'national interest' for regions or risk them becoming 'sacrifice zones,' says one critic before the special Senate committee studying the Building Canada ...
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Israeli election doesn’t signal any change on the horizon

The next Israeli government will probably be just as expansionist, and just as willing to go to war again, as the present one is.
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Need for speed: the future of the Navy reserve should be fast boats

A fleet of high-speed, hard-hitting boats would be a better Navy reserve recruiting tool. OTTAWA—During the second week of ...
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‘Absolutely, we have a shot’: NDP Leader Avi Lewis eyes upcoming Montreal-area byelections

The NDP Leader was in Montreal for three days, campaigning with local candidates in an attempt to hold the New Democrats’ ...
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Albertans vote three-to-one to remain Canadian

Plus, the PBO delivers its fiscal outlook ahead of the fall budget.
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Photo archives: illustrious Quebec actor Michel Coté bends minister Moore’s ear

Illustrious Quebec actor Michel Coté, left, and then-federal culture minister James Moore, pictured on Parliament Hill at the ...
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Re-engaging with China, with Senator Yuen Pau Woo

Peter Mazereeuw speaks with Senator Yuen Pau Woo, a former head of the Asia Pacific Foundation, about Prime Minister Mark Carney's move to rebuild ties with China.