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CSC in ‘flagrant non-compliance’ of solitary confinement rules, prison watchdog says

New data shows only 5.7 per cent of prisoners spent four hours outside of their cell every day—in violation of the law brought in by the Liberals last Parliament.

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It could be a ‘bloodbath for the Liberals’ if polls hold up until next election, say political strategists and insiders

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Poilievre ‘does not need to rely on mainstream media’ as much as previous leaders, say veteran journos, as sparring with reporters continues

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Public Safety hears support for foreign influence registry as government looks to allies for inspiration

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Elections Canada reaching out to potential landlords for suitable voting locations in case election called next year

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Correctional Service ‘abdicating’ responsibility in Quebec woman’s murder, say critics of response to internal report

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Prisoners owed ‘remedy’ for harsh conditions in prisons amid COVID, says watchdog

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