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Canada’s Trudeau replaces 2 Ex-Ministers From the party caucus

April 3, 2019

TORONTO) — Prime Minister Justin Trudeau ousted Canada’s former attorney general and another ex-minister from the Liberal Party caucus Tuesday amid a scandal that has rocked his government in an election year. Trudeau cited continual […]

Canada

Trudeau defends decision to buy Trans Mountain pipeline

January 13, 2019

Ottawa: Prime Minister Justin Trudeau acknowledged Thursday that the Liberals didn’t run in 2015 on a plan to buy a pipeline, but he defended the purchase as an economic necessity. Trudeau attended a town hall […]

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‘Brave new Canadian’: Saudi teen Rahaf al-Qunun arrives in Canada

January 13, 2019

Toronto: Rahaf al-Qunun, the 18-year-old Saudi woman who fled her family saying she feared for her life, has landed in Canada, after being granted asylum in the North American country. Al-Qunun was welcomed by Canada’s […]

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In the mystery of Canada’s missing wages, all clues lead to Alberta

January 13, 2019

The Bank of Canada might have solved the mystery of the missing wages. Canada’s unemployment rate spent most of 2018 below six per cent, dropping to a record low of 5.6 per cent in November […]

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Six flu deaths among kids reported in Canada

January 13, 2019

Flu activity remains high in Canada, according to a new report released on Friday that confirms children and teens were hit hard. A total of 17,743 laboratory-confirmed flu cases have been reported, the Public Health […]

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Trudeau congratulates Latvia on Independence Day

November 19, 2018

PM Justin Trudeau said in a statement, we join Latvian communities in Canada and around the world to celebrate the 100th anniversary of Latvia’s independence. “Canada and Latvia enjoy a special relationship, rooted in our […]

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‘Passport babies’ growing problem in Canada

August 29, 2018

Conservative Party vows to ban automatic citizenship policy TRENTON, Canada: A former high-ranking Canadian immigration official said “passport babies” – where infants are born to foreign mothers visiting Canada – is a growing problem, Canadian […]

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Canada scraps the lottery system for reuniting immigrant families

August 21, 2018

TRENTON, Canada (AA) – Canada announced Monday it will scrap the lottery system for reuniting immigrant families and is raising the number of sponsor applications it will accept in 2019. Rather than use the random […]

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Cheap steel influx worries Canadian government

August 15, 2018

TRENTON, Canada (AA) – Fear that a “surge” in cheap steel flooding the Canadian market may force tariffs being placed on imported steel from other countries, the Canadian finance minister said Tuesday. Bill Morneau made […]

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Canada plans no economic retaliation against Saudi Arabia

August 10, 2018

TRENTON, Canada:  On Thursday in the midst of country’s ongoing diplomatic spat with Saudi Arabia, Canada’s Finance Minister Bill Morneau said that Canada will not retaliate with any economic measures. The state has no plans […]

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