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Senate leaders pledge collaboration as Red Chamber reconvenes to ‘more rapid’ pace

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• Senators now have a series of government bills to study after a slow trickle of legislation left the House last fall, but leaders say a balance needs to be struck between speed and scrutiny.

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The cupboards may be bare, but political rhetoric is rich and frothy

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Carney now ‘owns’ the anti-Trump issue

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NewsBY IREM KOCA

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NDP calls for feds to pull the plug on American F-35 order, and buy Swedish Gripen planes instead

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• Moving ahead with the contracted F-35 purchase in the face of aggression by U.S. President Donald Trump 'is fraught with risk, economically damaging to Canada, and contrary to the Carney government's own express policies,' say New Democrats.

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People walking past the West Block on Parliament Hill. Canada need a life sciences industrial policy that leverages our strengths, writes Michelle McLean, president and CEO of HealthCareCAN. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

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