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MPs see merit in restarting special House committees spotlighting Canada’s China, U.S. relationships

The Special House Committee on Canada-China Relations put a microscope on the Liberals' handling of its ties with Beijing and put the Commons on a collision course with the government.

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‘The tail wagging the dog’: Senate Rules Committee stuck on question of privileges for non-partisan Senate groups

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Cabinet support for Uyghur resettlement motion a ‘solemn promise’ to implement plan, says sponsor

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Liberals quiet on Canada-China relationship, while Tory approach could lead to Beijing retaliation: experts

‘Parliament is a high court, it is the grand inquest of the nation’: PHAC president ordered to appear before Commons

One hopeful Tory candidate wants the Ottawa-Beijing relationship on the ballot

Foreign policy focus in new session should be on China, U.S., and human rights, say Parliamentarians

Canada continues to diplomatically press China on Hong Kong, two Michaels—is it working?

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MPs see merit in restarting special House committees spotlighting Canada’s China, U.S. relationships

The Special House Committee on Canada-China Relations put a microscope on the Liberals' handling of its ties with Beijing and put the Commons on a collision course with the government.

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