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Canada PM Justin Trudeau Warns Against Vote Split In Tight Election
With the Canadian election in a dead heat two days before the September 20 vote, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his Conservative rival implored supporters to stay the course and avoid vote splitting that could hand their opponent victory.
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Canada's Justin Trudeau To Remain In Power But With Minority Government
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will remain in power but with a minority government that will require the support of a smaller left-leaning party after a hard-fought election in which he was dogged by scandals.
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Weird Jokes, Offbeat Attire Trip Up Canada's Justin Trudeau Again
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is in major political trouble just weeks before facing voters, felled by a penchant for poor jokes and dressing up that have let him down before and are now raising accusations of racial insensitivity.
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Liberal Win Gives Boost to Canada Marijuana Industry
Justin Trudeau's election win gave Canadian pot stocks a boost Tuesday with his promise to legalize recreational cannabis expected to give a boost to the nation's nascent medical marijuana industry.
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Defeated Canada PM Quits, But Doesn't Tell Party Supporters
Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper caused some confusion on Tuesday, making no mention of his future plans as he addressed supporters after a crushing election defeat even though his party said he would step down.
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Stephen Harper's Low-Energy Campaign Didn't See Depth of Voter Anger
When outgoing Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper launched the longest Canadian election campaign in more than a century in August, he announced "this isn't a popularity contest."
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Three Indo-Canadians charged with poll malpractices
Three Canadians of Indian origin have been charged with poll malpractices linked to last year's election campaign of former Indo-Canadian Minister in British Columbia government Kash Heed.The British Columbia province has one of the largest concentrations of Indian Canadians.A total of 12 charges have been laid against the three Indo-Canadians in c...
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Canada PM Justin Trudeau Warns Against Vote Split In Tight Election
With the Canadian election in a dead heat two days before the September 20 vote, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his Conservative rival implored supporters to stay the course and avoid vote splitting that could hand their opponent victory.
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Canada's Justin Trudeau To Remain In Power But With Minority Government
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will remain in power but with a minority government that will require the support of a smaller left-leaning party after a hard-fought election in which he was dogged by scandals.
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Weird Jokes, Offbeat Attire Trip Up Canada's Justin Trudeau Again
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is in major political trouble just weeks before facing voters, felled by a penchant for poor jokes and dressing up that have let him down before and are now raising accusations of racial insensitivity.
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Liberal Win Gives Boost to Canada Marijuana Industry
Justin Trudeau's election win gave Canadian pot stocks a boost Tuesday with his promise to legalize recreational cannabis expected to give a boost to the nation's nascent medical marijuana industry.
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Defeated Canada PM Quits, But Doesn't Tell Party Supporters
Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper caused some confusion on Tuesday, making no mention of his future plans as he addressed supporters after a crushing election defeat even though his party said he would step down.
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Stephen Harper's Low-Energy Campaign Didn't See Depth of Voter Anger
When outgoing Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper launched the longest Canadian election campaign in more than a century in August, he announced "this isn't a popularity contest."
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Three Indo-Canadians charged with poll malpractices
Three Canadians of Indian origin have been charged with poll malpractices linked to last year's election campaign of former Indo-Canadian Minister in British Columbia government Kash Heed.The British Columbia province has one of the largest concentrations of Indian Canadians.A total of 12 charges have been laid against the three Indo-Canadians in c...
