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Keep it positive in a campaign year, Trudeau tells MPs
He also attacked the Conservatives as a party rooted in the past and mired in the divisiveness of Stephen Harper.
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Trade disruptions don’t dampen Morneau’s optimism about economy [UPDATED]
Shrugs off predictions the world could be headed for another recession.
Border security shutdown invites fresh scrutiny of Canada-US threshold
Key Democrat on the House National Security Committee wants to ensure the northern border doesn’t get overlooked.
Analysis: China pulling out all stops in Canada tensions
Mounting a determined campaign of intimidation and retribution over Meng Wanzhou case.
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UN committee warns Canada that BC’s Site C dam may break deals
Agreement commits Canada to prevent development on Indigenous land without adequate consultation.
[VIDEO] Legalization sparks boom in marijuana research
Canopy Growth is conducting millions of dollars worth of research related to treating anxiety, insomnia and pain.
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NA Toyota executive: Tariffs will raise costs, drive up prices
Manufacturing will present the biggest challenge for Chris Reynolds, who must navigate uncertain US trade policies.
ANALYSIS: Political pressure leaves little room for resolving US shutdown
Each side digs in deeper after a White House meeting between Trump and Democratic leaders ends abruptly.
AP FACT CHECK: Do ex-presidents back Trump wall?
They say no, none have discussed the wall with the president.
Canada may want to consider its own space force: military expert
…but Canada should first develop a centre of excellence on space knowledge.
Day 13 of US government partial shutdown: talks going nowhere
White House has rejected the Democrat package, Republicans who control the Senate are hesitant to take it up without Trump on board.
NS prepares for worst on controversial pulp mill: ‘No easy solution here’
Proposes to dump more than 62 million litres per day of treated waste into the Northumberland Strait fishing grounds.
Shutdown Day 12: US awmakers to hear wall plea
Trump vows the shutdown will last “as long as it takes.”
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Trudeau will hike carbon tax if he wins 2019 vote: Scheer
Says the federal environment department is planning for a carbon tax of $300 per tonne.
Liberals say they are looking at ways to provide minimum income to all Canadians
The pledge could pull votes away from the New Democrats and Conservatives.
