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Justice Minister Virani, Trade Minister Ng, Tory MP Shields join growing list of incumbents sitting out next election

Plus, a retired Mountie, an economist, and a farmer are named to the Senate; ex-U.S. ambassador David Cohen talks Canada in his first interview since leaving the role; and guitar legend Liona Boyd joins the chorus of musicians who support Bill C-355.

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