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Expect a Cabinet fresh-up in months ahead, don’t expect Tories to get in faces of Canadians, says Powers

Canada still remains the economic envy of the world and Stephen Harper will be working hard to keep it that way as he knows that is the key to his ongoing political success.

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Immigration Minister Jason Kenney, Natural Resources Minister Joe Oliver, Intergovernmental Affairs Minister Peter Penashue, Defence Minister Peter MacKay, Public Works Minister Rona Ambrose, and Public Safety Minister Vic Toews, pictured in this file photo at Rideau Hall.

By TIM POWERS, KARL BéLANGER AND WARREN KINSELLA |
Published: Monday, 12/17/2012 12:00 am EST
Last Updated: Monday, 01/07/2013 10:21 am EST

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Expect a Cabinet fresh-up in months ahead, don’t expect Tories to get in faces of Canadians, says Powers

Canada still remains the economic envy of the world and Stephen Harper will be working hard to keep it that way as he knows that is the key to his ongoing political success.

The Hill Times photograph by Jake Wright

By TIM POWERS, KARL BéLANGER AND WARREN KINSELLA | Dec. 17, 2012

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Expect a Cabinet fresh-up in months ahead, don’t expect Tories to get in faces of Canadians, says Powers

Canada still remains the economic envy of the world and Stephen Harper will be working hard to keep it that way as he knows that is the key to his ongoing political success.

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Expect a Cabinet fresh-up in months ahead, don’t expect Tories to get in faces of Canadians, says Powers

Canada still remains the economic envy of the world and Stephen Harper will be working hard to keep it that way as he knows that is the key to his ongoing political success.

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