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Liberal constitution passes easily as Trudeau rallies troops

Justin Trudeau personally moved the motion proposing approval of the document after party leadership had made concessions to keep delegates on board.

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Warming Canada-China relations shouldn’t extend to Huawei ban, say security experts, parliamentarians

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‘If not now, when?’ Canada should ‘stand up’ to U.S. threats against Greenland, say Senators, ex-MP McKay

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‘Stark contrast’ between Carney and Trudeau’s approach to Indigenous relations, says ITK president Obed

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‘We’re in real trouble’: Carney faces historic crisis amid trade war, U.S. annexation threat, and two potential separatist referendums, say politicos

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PHAC says creating national vaccination registry would be ‘difficult’ as Canada contends with high measles count, loss of measles-free status

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Health organizations have questions, but few answers about feds’ new $5-billion Health Infrastructure Fund

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The Canadian Association for Long Term Care says it will need an additional 382,400 to 454,000 beds by 2035 to keep up with demand. This is an increase of between 93 per cent and 121 per cent.

Health organizations have questions, but few answers about feds’ new $5-billion Health Infrastructure Fund

NewsBY TESSIE SANCI

The Canadian Association for Long Term Care says it will need an additional 382,400 to 454,000 beds by 2035 to keep up with demand. This is an increase of between 93 per cent and 121 per cent.

Canada will have to expand trade with undemocratic countries to fight losses in U.S. trade war, say foreign policy experts

‘It’s like molasses in January’: pharmacare implementation stalled, say health-care groups, but others argue time needed to get deals right

Conservative national council confirms Kurek as candidate in Battle River-Crowfoot, Poilievre to run in a different riding in next election

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