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Chalk one up for Justin Trudeau's Senate surprise

Written By Unknown on Kamis, 30 Januari 2014 | 21.16

There may well prove to be a great deal wrong with Justin Trudeau's plan to change the Senate, but being bold won't be one of them. The Liberal leader sent jaws dropping and tongues wagging across Ottawa when he hoofed all 32 Liberal senators out of...
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What's a caucus anyway? 3 things to know

Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau's move to cut loose his party's senators led to confusion Wednesday about what it would mean for the 32 newly Independent senators. (Sean Kilpatrick/Canadian Press) Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau's move to cut loose his...
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Destruction of books from Fisheries libraries cost thousands

It's costing the federal government more than $22,000 to dispose of books and research material from Fisheries and Oceans scientific libraries across the country, according to new documents. The information comes from the office of Fisheries and Oceans...
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Trudeau says Senate change unconnected with auditor general report

Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau told CBC News on Wednesday that his surprise decision to expel all his party's members in the scandal-plagued Senate from the Liberal caucus has nothing to do with an impending auditor general's...
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Leona Aglukkaq denies conflict of interest allegations

The federal minister responsible for the Canadian Northern Economic Development Agency is hitting back at critics accusing her of conflict of interest. The Nunavut Conservative Party Riding Association threw a $100 a plate fundraiser in Ottawa...
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The new ministerial responsibility: punish the underlings

Written By Unknown on Senin, 27 Januari 2014 | 21.17

Near the end of the fall sitting of Parliament, Tom Mulcair had a little bee in his bonnet over the lost, then found, emails of Ben Perrin, the prime minister's former legal counsel at the centre of the Duffy-Wright affair.  During question period...
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DND hiring mental health professionals following suicides

Department in process of hiring up to 54 people to fill need first identified a decade ago The Canadian Press Posted: Jan 27, 2014 7:06 AM ET Last Updated: Jan 27, 2014 8:33 AM ET A budgetary turf war that has stymied the hiring of...
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Prostitution ruling, euthanasia debate crowd MacKay's agenda

Revamping the nation's prostitution laws was decidedly not on the government's official law-and-order agenda until the Supreme Court of Canada put it there. The court also added assisted suicide into the mix when it agreed to hear an appeal...
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Parliament's return a warm-up for the next election

An election is a year or more away, yet when Parliament is back in business Monday it will be hard to interpret any activity in a way that isn't somehow related to the vote scheduled in 2015. Expect to see a few new distractions. Liberal Leader...
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Dean Del Mastro criticizes Bank of Canada, Jim Flaherty

Peterborough MP Dean Del Mastro in the House of Commons. (Adrian Wyld/Canadian Press) Prime Minister Stephen Harper's former parliamentary secretary is criticizing the government and the Bank of Canada over monetary policy. Dean Del Mastro says Prime...
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More see Trudeau as excellent prime minister than Harper: poll

Written By Unknown on Minggu, 26 Januari 2014 | 21.16

More Canadians think Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau would do an excellent job as prime minister than either NDP Leader Tom Mulcair or Prime Minister Stephen Harper, a new poll by Abacus Data suggests. The poll also suggests 68 per cent of Canadians believe...
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NDP's Sitsabaiesan 'right to be concerned' in Sri Lanka, says Mulcair

NDP MP Rathika Sitsabaiesan said she was warned by Sri Lankan officials during a recent private visit to the country that she could be arrested and deported. NDP Leader Tom Mulcair is defending MP Rathika Sitsabaiesan's trip to Sri...
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Chuck Strahl steps down as spy watchdog amid lobbying questions

Former Conservative cabinet minister Chuck Strahl announced his resignation as chair of the security intelligence review committee Friday, following questions about his work as a lobbyist for pipeline giant Enbridge.  SIRC is the body that oversees...
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Harper to call for emergency debate on Ukraine

Prime Minister Stephen Harper will call for an emergency debate on the turmoil in Ukraine when Parliament resumes next week. Prime Minister Stephen Harper delivers a statement while aboard a plane en route from Amman, Jordan to Ottawa on Saturday. (Sean...
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Judges' advice on Marc Nadon Supreme Court appointment cost $11K

The prime minister's controversial decision to appoint Justice Marc Nadon to the Supreme Court of Canada hasn't come cheap. Anticipating debate over the nomination, the government sought to pre-emptively extinguish questions about Nadon's eligibility...
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Chuck Strahl steps down as spy watchdog amid lobbying questions

Written By Unknown on Sabtu, 25 Januari 2014 | 21.17

Former Conservative cabinet minister Chuck Strahl announced his resignation as chair of the security intelligence review committee Friday, following questions about his work as a lobbyist for pipeline giant Enbridge.  SIRC is the body that oversees...
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Ottawa defends spy agency, says collection of Canadians' data 'incidental'

The Canadian Press Posted: Jan 24, 2014 4:09 PM ET Last Updated: Jan 24, 2014 6:23 PM ET The federal government is defending its secretive eavesdropping agency in a lawsuit filed by a B.C. civil rights group, insisting any collection...
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Ad industry group won't confirm sanction on government campaign

The Conservative government's $2.5 million campaign last spring to promote the Canada Jobs Grant, a proposed job-training program that still doesn't exist. (CBC) Government advertisers are free to blatantly misrepresent services or programs without...
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NDP's Sitsabaiesan 'right to be concerned' in Sri Lanka, says Mulcair

NDP MP Rathika Sitsabaiesan said she was warned by Sri Lankan officials during a recent private visit to the country that she could be arrested and deported. NDP Leader Tom Mulcair is defending MP Rathika Sitsabaiesan's trip to Sri...
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More see Trudeau as excellent prime minister than Harper: poll

More Canadians think Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau would do an excellent job as prime minister than either NDP Leader Tom Mulcair or Prime Minister Stephen Harper, a new poll by Abacus Data suggests. The poll also suggests 68 per cent of Canadians believe...
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Lac-Mégantic disaster: Rail watchdog wants tougher tank car standards

Written By Unknown on Jumat, 24 Januari 2014 | 21.16

The Transportation Safety Board has made new recommendations regarding how hydrocarbons like crude oil are carried by rail, including tougher standards for DOT-111 rail cars that are widely used in the oil-by-rail industry, months after the Lac-Mégantic,...
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$22M Attawapiskat financial statement mixup slips by unnoticed

Attawapiskat First Nation's latest audited consolidated financial statements contain an error that makes it appear as if tens of millions of dollars were being spent on social assistance under sectors such as infrastructure, economic development...
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Harper announces more Syrian funding during refugee camp visit

Prime Minister Stephen Harper announced more funding initiatives Friday to assist Syrian refugees and to aid in the destruction of Syrian chemical weapons. Harper, on the final day of his visit to Israel and Jordan, made the announcement during a tour...
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Ottawa set to reform citizenship rules in 2014

The federal government will introduce several changes to Canada's citizenship rules after members of Parliament return to Ottawa next Monday following a six-week hiatus, says Citizenship and Immigration Minister Chris Alexander. ...
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Stephen Harper survives Mideast minefield, tough talk and all

The Middle East has always been a graveyard for ambitious visitors hoping to strut on the world stage. Big shots can suddenly get sidelined by bigger news. Snubs, gaffes or lost luggage can knock the whole trip off course. Ask Joe Clark, who struggled...
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