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In a first, Trudeau shuffles cabinet in virtual ceremony
Special Representative to the Prairies Jim Carr and Ontario MP Omar Alghabra were elevated to cabinet.
An overview of the electoral map heading into the 2019 election. 
The Fourth of July party in Ottawa is being held at the National Arts Centre, instead of the ambassador's official residence, Lornado. Deputy chief of mission Richard Mills will play host instead of Kelly Craft.Author
If MPs were put off by our presence at their closed-to-the media social, they were too polite to say anything. 
Since last fall, Scott Brison has faced questions over whether he lobbied on behalf of Irving Shipbuilding, one of the country’s largest shipbuilders, to the disadvantage of rival shipbuilder, Davie Shipyard. 
Senators on Friday passed the motion to sit at 11 a.m. on Saturday and Sunday, in anticipation of the legislation’s passage in the House, which is expected to sit late into the night Friday.
Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer told reporters on the Hill that Conservative MP Tony Clement was kicked out after 'numerous reports of other incidents, allegations,' had since emerged.
The province has committed to activating its disaster recovery program to help families and businesses whose properties have been damaged.
Police could not qualify what type of knife was involved in this altercation, as the case is now before the courts. 
No one was injured in the incident, which took place in the morning during the Changing of the Guard parade on the Hill.
Two former Harper-era staffers have landed consultancy gigs and New Brunswick CBC News reporter Jacques Poitras has a new book coming out.
The new rules will extend to projects under review through the feds’ Smart Cities Challenge, a $75-million competition among cities to encourage innovation, and the Disaster Mitigation and Adaptation Fund.
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