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Poilievre needs to ‘put some new material in the window’ as polls narrow and Carney gains ground, say strategists

Running a campaign focused on Liberals failings and likening Mark Carney to former prime minister Justin Trudeau is 'probably not enough' says Conservative strategist Tim Powers.

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Coming byelections in at least three safe Liberal ridings will mark first test of Carney government’s popularity, say political players

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Public servants urge data sovereignty in recent survey, while AI minister says ‘data isn’t gold in Fort Knox’

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Budget watchdog calls government’s fiscal track ‘alarming,’ ‘stupefying,’ ‘unsustainable’

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‘No ordinary Parliament’: Senate leaders prepare for ‘new era’ of quick legislation, pledging collaboration as fall sitting begins

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Top bureaucrats say AI is ‘art of the possible’ in the public service

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Postal union launches nationwide strike after feds announce ‘heavy-handed intervention’ reforms to transform ‘insolvent’ Canada Post

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'The Liberals are burning bridges with the labour movement faster than an express-post delivery,' says Brock University professor Larry Savage.

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'The Liberals are burning bridges with the labour movement faster than an express-post delivery,' says Brock University professor Larry Savage.

Former MP Julian says NDP has ‘lost touch’ with grassroots, looks to rebuild as leadership race takes shape

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