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US Senators Upbeat About Mending Canada Ties After Mark Carney Meet
A group of US senators said they felt hope after meeting with Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney towards repairing bilateral relations and securing a new trade and security deal.
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India To Discuss Issues With Canada During P20 Summit In Delhi Next Week
India will raise all issues with the Canadian speaker of the Senate during the upcoming Parliament-20 meeting of the G20 nations' presiding officers scheduled here next week, Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla said on Friday.
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Facebook, Instagram to End News Access in Canada Over Incoming Law on Paying Publishers
Facebook and Instagram users in Canada will be blocked from viewing Canadian news soon after parliament-approved legislation requiring internet giants to pay news publishers comes into effect. The legislation, known as the Online News Act, was approved by the Senate upper chamber earlier on Thursday.
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Justin Trudeau Co-Opts Bernie Sanders Meme To Urge Canadians To Stay Home
Bernie Sanders may be most familiar in a US political context, but that hasn't stopped Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau from using a now famous meme of the Vermont senator to warn people to stay home during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Don't Use Indian Steel In Keystone Pipeline: US Senators Tell Donald Trump
An influential group of nine Democratic Senators has urged US President Donald Trump to not let a Canadian company use foreign made steel, in particular from India and Italy, in the trans-national multi-billion controversial Keystone oil pipeline.
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After Justin Trudeau Called Fidel Castro A 'Remarkable Leader,' Twitter Imagined What He Would Say About Stalin
In America, President-elect Donald Trump and Cuban American senators all but cheered Fidel Castro's death.
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Donald Trump Hammers Away, US Senate Leader Mum On Eligibility
Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump on Sunday hammered away at his closest challenger's eligibility to be US president, while the party's Senate leader said the chamber will stay out of the fray involving Ted Cruz's citizenship.
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Trump Says Cruz's Canadian Birth Could Be 'Very Precarious' For GOP
Donald Trump said in an interview that rival Ted Cruz's Canadian birthplace was a "very precarious" issue that could make the senator from Texas vulnerable if he became the Republican presidential nominee.
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Canada's PM Stephen Harper Targets Scandal-Plagued Senate as Election Looms
Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper took aim at the scandal-plagued upper Senate chamber on Friday, saying he would not make any more appointments to an institution that has caused him major trouble.
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Canada Government Websites Taken Down in Cyber Attack
Several Canadian government websites were taken down in a cyber attack on Wednesday, the government said, with the hacking group Anonymous taking responsibility in what it said was retaliation for a new anti-terrorism law passed by Canada's parliament.
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Canada Federal Police Raid Would-be Jihadists' Homes
Canadian federal police on Tuesday raided homes in the Montreal area of would-be jihadists who had been detained for allegedly seeking to join a militant group.
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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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US Senators Upbeat About Mending Canada Ties After Mark Carney Meet
A group of US senators said they felt hope after meeting with Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney towards repairing bilateral relations and securing a new trade and security deal.
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India To Discuss Issues With Canada During P20 Summit In Delhi Next Week
India will raise all issues with the Canadian speaker of the Senate during the upcoming Parliament-20 meeting of the G20 nations' presiding officers scheduled here next week, Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla said on Friday.
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Facebook, Instagram to End News Access in Canada Over Incoming Law on Paying Publishers
Facebook and Instagram users in Canada will be blocked from viewing Canadian news soon after parliament-approved legislation requiring internet giants to pay news publishers comes into effect. The legislation, known as the Online News Act, was approved by the Senate upper chamber earlier on Thursday.
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Justin Trudeau Co-Opts Bernie Sanders Meme To Urge Canadians To Stay Home
Bernie Sanders may be most familiar in a US political context, but that hasn't stopped Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau from using a now famous meme of the Vermont senator to warn people to stay home during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Don't Use Indian Steel In Keystone Pipeline: US Senators Tell Donald Trump
An influential group of nine Democratic Senators has urged US President Donald Trump to not let a Canadian company use foreign made steel, in particular from India and Italy, in the trans-national multi-billion controversial Keystone oil pipeline.
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After Justin Trudeau Called Fidel Castro A 'Remarkable Leader,' Twitter Imagined What He Would Say About Stalin
In America, President-elect Donald Trump and Cuban American senators all but cheered Fidel Castro's death.
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Donald Trump Hammers Away, US Senate Leader Mum On Eligibility
Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump on Sunday hammered away at his closest challenger's eligibility to be US president, while the party's Senate leader said the chamber will stay out of the fray involving Ted Cruz's citizenship.
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Trump Says Cruz's Canadian Birth Could Be 'Very Precarious' For GOP
Donald Trump said in an interview that rival Ted Cruz's Canadian birthplace was a "very precarious" issue that could make the senator from Texas vulnerable if he became the Republican presidential nominee.
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Canada's PM Stephen Harper Targets Scandal-Plagued Senate as Election Looms
Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper took aim at the scandal-plagued upper Senate chamber on Friday, saying he would not make any more appointments to an institution that has caused him major trouble.
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Canada Government Websites Taken Down in Cyber Attack
Several Canadian government websites were taken down in a cyber attack on Wednesday, the government said, with the hacking group Anonymous taking responsibility in what it said was retaliation for a new anti-terrorism law passed by Canada's parliament.
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Canada Federal Police Raid Would-be Jihadists' Homes
Canadian federal police on Tuesday raided homes in the Montreal area of would-be jihadists who had been detained for allegedly seeking to join a militant group.
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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 ...
