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Will Jagmeet Singh Be Kingmaker Again? His Impact On Canada Elections
As the pivotal federal election in Canada nears, focus is back on the leader of the country's left-leaning New Democratic Party (NDP), Jagmeet Singh, who is looking to be the kingmaker in the country's next government.
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In Canada Election, Indian-Origin Leader May Play Kingmaker To Justin Trudeau
Indian-origin Canadian Jagmeet Singh-led New Democratic Party (NDP), which won 24 seats in the general election, is likely to emerge as the "kingmaker" where Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's Liberal Party held onto power in a nail-biting poll, albeit as a weakened minority government.
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Sikh Jagmeet Singh Voted Leader Of Canada's Third Party
Jagmeet Singh was named leader of Canada's New Democratic Party (NDP) Sunday, the country's third biggest political force after Justin Trudeau's Liberals and the Conservatives.
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Indo-Canadian Candidates Win Record 19 Seats in Parliament
Indian-origin candidates today won a record 19 seats in Canada's general election, more than doubling their numbers in Parliament as the Liberal Party decisively defeated Conservatives, ending its decade-long rule.
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Canadians Appear Poised to Oust Conservative Harper
Canadians appeared set to end nine years of Stephen Harper's Conservative rule today and elect a Liberal government led by Justin Trudeau, the son of a charismatic former prime minister.
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Investors May Face Rough Ride If Canadian Election Leads to Political Instability
Given there is a good chance that todays Canadian federal election will not give one party control of the country's parliament, investors may want to brace for a period of political instability that could dent Canadian financial markets. The already weakened Canadian dollar could be most vulnerable to a further drop, market participants warned.
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On Canada's Election Trail: Tales of Bathrobes, Hairstyles, Mugs and Pants
One candidate had to drop out after video footage emerged showing him peeing in a cup, another hid in bushes in camouflage to catch vandals defacing his signs, while a third slew a dragon in his campaign video.
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Veils And Lost Voices: Canada Set to Vote
Political party leaders criss-crossed Canada on Sunday in a last-gasp attempt to sway many still undecided voters, the final chapter in a gripping and hard-fought three-way election fight.
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Opposition Promises to Increase Syrian Refugees to Canada Post-Election
As the Syrian refugee crisis became a major campaign issue this week, the Canadian opposition party New Democrats promised Saturday to welcome Syrian refugees to Canada if it wins the upcoming legislative elections.
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Canada's PM Stephen Harper a No-Show at Montreal's Gay Pride Parade
Huge crowds attended Sunday's gay pride parade in Montreal, including several candidates in the upcoming general elections, though Prime Minister Stephen Harper was conspicuously absent.
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Canadian PM Could Get Election Shock If Ex-Aide Appears at Graft Trial
A former top aide to Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper could reveal potentially damaging details about a corruption scandal as he takes the stand today at a trial that threatens to eclipse the ruling Conservative's re-election bid.
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Will Jagmeet Singh Be Kingmaker Again? His Impact On Canada Elections
As the pivotal federal election in Canada nears, focus is back on the leader of the country's left-leaning New Democratic Party (NDP), Jagmeet Singh, who is looking to be the kingmaker in the country's next government.
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In Canada Election, Indian-Origin Leader May Play Kingmaker To Justin Trudeau
Indian-origin Canadian Jagmeet Singh-led New Democratic Party (NDP), which won 24 seats in the general election, is likely to emerge as the "kingmaker" where Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's Liberal Party held onto power in a nail-biting poll, albeit as a weakened minority government.
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Sikh Jagmeet Singh Voted Leader Of Canada's Third Party
Jagmeet Singh was named leader of Canada's New Democratic Party (NDP) Sunday, the country's third biggest political force after Justin Trudeau's Liberals and the Conservatives.
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Indo-Canadian Candidates Win Record 19 Seats in Parliament
Indian-origin candidates today won a record 19 seats in Canada's general election, more than doubling their numbers in Parliament as the Liberal Party decisively defeated Conservatives, ending its decade-long rule.
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Canadians Appear Poised to Oust Conservative Harper
Canadians appeared set to end nine years of Stephen Harper's Conservative rule today and elect a Liberal government led by Justin Trudeau, the son of a charismatic former prime minister.
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Investors May Face Rough Ride If Canadian Election Leads to Political Instability
Given there is a good chance that todays Canadian federal election will not give one party control of the country's parliament, investors may want to brace for a period of political instability that could dent Canadian financial markets. The already weakened Canadian dollar could be most vulnerable to a further drop, market participants warned.
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On Canada's Election Trail: Tales of Bathrobes, Hairstyles, Mugs and Pants
One candidate had to drop out after video footage emerged showing him peeing in a cup, another hid in bushes in camouflage to catch vandals defacing his signs, while a third slew a dragon in his campaign video.
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Veils And Lost Voices: Canada Set to Vote
Political party leaders criss-crossed Canada on Sunday in a last-gasp attempt to sway many still undecided voters, the final chapter in a gripping and hard-fought three-way election fight.
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Opposition Promises to Increase Syrian Refugees to Canada Post-Election
As the Syrian refugee crisis became a major campaign issue this week, the Canadian opposition party New Democrats promised Saturday to welcome Syrian refugees to Canada if it wins the upcoming legislative elections.
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Canada's PM Stephen Harper a No-Show at Montreal's Gay Pride Parade
Huge crowds attended Sunday's gay pride parade in Montreal, including several candidates in the upcoming general elections, though Prime Minister Stephen Harper was conspicuously absent.
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Canadian PM Could Get Election Shock If Ex-Aide Appears at Graft Trial
A former top aide to Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper could reveal potentially damaging details about a corruption scandal as he takes the stand today at a trial that threatens to eclipse the ruling Conservative's re-election bid.
