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Conservative fundraising machine on track to smash 2023’s historic $35.2M record as Grits play ad-buy catch-up

With another $3.32-million in the bank this quarter, the Liberals have 'money to play with,' but they can't afford to waste it on ineffective ads, says Conservative strategist Cole Hogan.

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‘Our heart aches for, and breaks for, the families of Tumbler Ridge,’ says local MP Bob Zimmer

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‘Tumbler Ridge represents the very best of Canada’: House mourns victims in special address

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‘A nation mourns with you:’ Carney orders flags at half-mast after deadly Tumbler Ridge, B.C., shooting

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Defence official says Canadian transiting of Taiwan Strait ‘likely’ to continue

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Liberal byelection candidates could either burst ‘boys’ club’ bubble or become ‘two more of many’ women on outside of PMO circle: strategists

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Scaffolding costs in the capital climb to $20.2-million in 2025

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Centre Block alone contributed almost $14.7-million to the bottom line in 2025, and scaffolding in and around the building has cost some $27.3-million overall since November 2022.

Scaffolding costs in the capital climb to $20.2-million in 2025

NewsBY LAURA RYCKEWAERT

Centre Block alone contributed almost $14.7-million to the bottom line in 2025, and scaffolding in and around the building has cost some $27.3-million overall since November 2022.

‘All the fundamentals are there’: Conservatives bank unity and cash, but need to buy time and ‘hope’ for a renewed NDP, say politicos

Canada must take lead in fighting health misinformation as vaccine hesitancy rises and U.S. pulls back from WHO, say sector experts

‘Something new is needed’: Ottawa’s diplomatic corps still trying to grasp Carney’s worldview after Davos

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