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‘We’re looking to gain seats’: fresh off byelection loss, Greens’ Paul, who boosted her vote share by 25 per cent in Toronto Centre, remains confident of party’s reach

Plus, MPs in the House pay tribute to former Alberta MP Don Mazankowski, who served in then-prime minister Brian Mulroney's cabinet and was fondly referred to as his 'minister of everything.'

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November 2, 2020

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