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Former Conservative MP Jeneroux ‘couldn’t sit on the sidelines,’ crosses floor to join Liberals

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Liberals hope ‘national unity’ council quells divisions after scrapping Islamophobia and antisemitism envoys

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Sudanese refugees waiting to come to Canada face deportation risk from Egypt

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Sudanese refugees waiting to come to Canada face deportation risk from Egypt

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The Sudanese Civil War has produced the world's largest active humanitarian crisis with millions of people displaced. Meanwhile, Canada's resettlement stream has been plagued with delays.

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