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A Look Back At Canada's Longest-Serving Prime Minister
Canada voted in its 45th federal election on April 28 to elect a new government, a month after Prime Minister Mark Carney called on Governor General Mary Simon to dissolve the Parliament.
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All About Elections Canada, The Non-Partisan Body Behind The Polls
Canada is set to hold its federal election on April 28. Originally scheduled for October 20, the election date was moved forward when the Governor General dissolved Parliament at Prime Minister Mark Carney's recommendation.
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Mark Carney To Be Sworn In As Canada PM Tomorrow
Former central banker Mark Carney will be sworn in as Canada's next prime minister on Friday morning along with his cabinet, the governor general's office announced Wednesday.
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Canada Governor General Resigns Over Workplace Harassment Report
Governor General Julie Payette, Queen Elizabeth II's representative in Canada, resigned Thursday ahead of the release of a reportedly scathing report on workplace harassment claims levelled against her office.
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In Canada, Belgian Royals Accidentally Greeted With German Flag. Oops
A German flag accidentally flapped Monday at an official welcome in Canada for Belgium's king and queen. The flag with horizontal stripes of black, red and yellow was affixed to a tree along with Canada's flag outside the residence of Governor General Julie Payette. On Belgium's banner the black, yellow and red stripes are vertical.
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Prince William And Kate Middleton To Visit Canadian Northwest
Britain's Prince William and his wife Kate will visit Canada this fall, traveling to British Columbia and the Yukon, Governor General David Johnston announced Wednesday.
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Canada Commemorates Afghan Mission
Thousands gathered in Ottawa on Friday to commemorate Canada's longest ever military engagement, in Afghanistan. With a marching band, a Chinook helicopter and Leopard tanks parked on parliament's front lawn, a memorial in the Senate chamber, a 21-gun salute, a fly-by and the presentation to the governor general of the last Canadian flag to fly in ...
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A Look Back At Canada's Longest-Serving Prime Minister
Canada voted in its 45th federal election on April 28 to elect a new government, a month after Prime Minister Mark Carney called on Governor General Mary Simon to dissolve the Parliament.
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All About Elections Canada, The Non-Partisan Body Behind The Polls
Canada is set to hold its federal election on April 28. Originally scheduled for October 20, the election date was moved forward when the Governor General dissolved Parliament at Prime Minister Mark Carney's recommendation.
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Mark Carney To Be Sworn In As Canada PM Tomorrow
Former central banker Mark Carney will be sworn in as Canada's next prime minister on Friday morning along with his cabinet, the governor general's office announced Wednesday.
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Canada Governor General Resigns Over Workplace Harassment Report
Governor General Julie Payette, Queen Elizabeth II's representative in Canada, resigned Thursday ahead of the release of a reportedly scathing report on workplace harassment claims levelled against her office.
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In Canada, Belgian Royals Accidentally Greeted With German Flag. Oops
A German flag accidentally flapped Monday at an official welcome in Canada for Belgium's king and queen. The flag with horizontal stripes of black, red and yellow was affixed to a tree along with Canada's flag outside the residence of Governor General Julie Payette. On Belgium's banner the black, yellow and red stripes are vertical.
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Prince William And Kate Middleton To Visit Canadian Northwest
Britain's Prince William and his wife Kate will visit Canada this fall, traveling to British Columbia and the Yukon, Governor General David Johnston announced Wednesday.
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Canada Commemorates Afghan Mission
Thousands gathered in Ottawa on Friday to commemorate Canada's longest ever military engagement, in Afghanistan. With a marching band, a Chinook helicopter and Leopard tanks parked on parliament's front lawn, a memorial in the Senate chamber, a 21-gun salute, a fly-by and the presentation to the governor general of the last Canadian flag to fly in ...
