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Politics This Morning: Conservatives flock to Halifax for convention; Morneau headlines party fundraiser

Though the election is still more than a year away, the party is already in campaign mode. Amid debate over whether Ottawa is doing enough to manage the influx of irregular border crossers, Michelle Rempel, the Conservatives' immigration critic, held a presser on the Hill ahead of the convention to announce the party's plan for handling the immigration file.

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August 23, 2018

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Politics This Morning: Conservatives flock to Halifax for convention; Morneau headlines party fundraiser

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