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The Liberals have been handed a series of poor grades on the environment lately, but it might not matter if they are cast as the defenders of carbon pricing.

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Military justice reform bill ‘a major step forward,’ but needs work at committee, say Bloc MPs as Tories favour more debate

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Canada has not spoken to South Koreans about building new submarines at home, says embassy

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Middle East experts ‘cautiously optimistic’ over Trump’s Gaza peace plan, but see little role for Canada to play

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Canada’s submarine purchase has new ‘sense of urgency’ with possible selection by end of year, says German envoy

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Prime Minister Carney’s $5M Liberal leadership war chest fuelled by billionaires, bankers, and Canada’s wealthiest neighbourhoods

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Overcoming infrastructure challenges requires better data sharing, say experts

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Canada is facing an infrastructure deficit for new housing, and a funding deficit to manage the core assets already in place, says Canadian Infrastructure Council chair Jennifer Angel.

Overcoming infrastructure challenges requires better data sharing, say experts

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Canada is facing an infrastructure deficit for new housing, and a funding deficit to manage the core assets already in place, says Canadian Infrastructure Council chair Jennifer Angel.

Hegseth’s attack on rules of engagement could limit Canadian operations with ‘lawless’ U.S. military, says former House Defence Committee chair McKay

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