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Marta Morgan moves from heading Immigration to Foreign Affairs, while Gina Wilson, believed to be the highest-ranking female Indigenous federal public servant, is the new deputy minister of public safety.

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Canada’s Syrian embassy to remain empty for ‘immediate term’ as more countries restart missions

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