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This article was published 25/09/2019 (1919 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
Trudeau to march at Montreal climate rally
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SUDBURY, Ont. - Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau will take part in Friday's massive climate march in Montreal, he announced Thursday as he continued to criss-cross the country making a series of environmental announcements.
Scheer promises inquiry into SNC-Lavalin
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MONTREAL - A Conservative government would launch a judicial inquiry to find out what happened during the SNC-Lavalin affair and introduce legislation to investigate "sleazy" politicians, leader Andrew Scheer said Thursday.
Singh announces $5,000 home rental subsidy
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NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh spent a third consecutive day campaigning in the critical battleground of British Columbia — this time on Vancouver Island where his party is trying to prevent a surge by the Greens.
Greens plan to cancel pipeline projects
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MONTREAL - Green Leader Elizabeth May says if she were prime minister, she'd create a "war cabinet" to deal with what she says is the most important issue of the upcoming election: climate change.
Liberal candidate urged to condemn abuse
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OTTAWA - Two prominent Ontario doctors are accusing Dr. Lesley Barron, a Liberal candidate in the federal election, of standing by while another physician made offensive and misogynist comments about them on social media.
Energy think tank demands Tories remove ad
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OTTAWA - A British Columbia think tank asked the Conservatives on Thursday to either stop running a new anti-carbon tax ad, or remove the reference in it to Clean Energy Canada's research.
New rules help shift third party spending
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OTTAWA - Two third-party groups shifted their advertising strategies as the election campaign began, showing the impact of Canada's new ad rules.
A look at the parties' election promises
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OTTAWA - A running list of specific promises announced by the Liberals, Conservatives, NDP and Green party since the official start of the federal election campaign on Sept. 11.
