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Trudeau says climate change a unifying priority in divided Parliament

In the weeks ahead, the prime minister faces the challenge of filling a cabinet representative of the country after his party failed to pick up seats in Alberta and Saskatchewan. The new cabinet will be sworn in Nov. 20.

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BY BEATRICE PAEZ
October 23, 2019

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Carney can’t use the clock to avoid questions

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If Prime Minister Mark Carney was running behind schedule in India, he should have used the lengthy flight to his next destination to answer reporters’ questions about all of the very consequential decisions he had just made.

Carney can’t use the clock to avoid questions

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If Prime Minister Mark Carney was running behind schedule in India, he should have used the lengthy flight to his next destination to answer reporters’ questions about all of the very consequential decisions he had just made.

Trudeau says climate change a unifying priority in divided Parliament

In the weeks ahead, the prime minister faces the challenge of filling a cabinet representative of the country after his party failed to pick up seats in Alberta and Saskatchewan. The new cabinet will be sworn in Nov. 20.

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